Ana Julia Mamede Bergamo

Graduated in Biological Sciences from the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas (2020-2023). Has experience in academic internships related to the characterization of accessions in a germplasm bank, having been a Scientific Initiation student at the Agronomic Institute of Campinas (IAC) (2022-2022). Was a Fundag scholarship holder and worked as a responsible for activities such as DNA extraction from Macaúba leaves, performing the biometrics of these fruits, and determining the oil content in Macaúba fruits using Near-Infrared Reflectance (NIR) equipment (2023-2023). Voluntary undergraduate research internship at the Developmental Biology Laboratory (UNICAMP) (20232024), with experience in Molecular Biology and Embryology, performing techniques such as chick embryo collection and staging, PCR, and cloning. Currently works as a Training Technician (TT3) at the National Institute of Photonics Applied to Cellular Biology (INFABiC), specializing in Molecular Biology with a focus on the Extracellular Matrix. Her current research primarily involves DNA cloning and sequencing, which constitute her main areas of expertise. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)