Merge pull request #29 from jku-vds-lab/denisse

Add Denisse to the main page

Author: denisseram

_persons/chacon.md

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+---
+layout: team-member # do not change
+
+#### these fields are mandatory. please fill them out
+first_name: Denisse
+last_name: Chacón Ramírez
+title: "Denisse Chacón Ramírez"
+key: chacon # this should be your lastname in lower case; the key is important for publications or other listings that need to be linked to your profile. it needs to be unique (should there be someone else with the same lastname, please contact the admin)
+
+# choose one of the following: 
+# - "faculty": Faculty
+# - "raPhD": Research Associates & PhD Students
+# - "undergrad": Undergraduate Students
+# - "phdgrad": PhD Graduates
+# - "alumni": Other Alumni
+role: raPhD
+
+email: [email protected] # this is your work e-mail address
+image: /assets/images/team_colored/chacon.jpg # insert the relative link to your profile image
+organization: Johannes Kepler University Linz # usually you leave this unchanged, but if your have a different organization, feel free to change the property
+position: Project Assistant # This is the position that you have within your organization. e.g. "Project Assistant", "University Assistant", "Technical Support", "Student Research" (or whatever Marc tells you^^)
+####
+
+
+
+# cg_website: "https://www.jku.at/en/institute-of-computer-graphics/about-us/team/marc-streit/" # if you add this link, there won't be a local page for your profile, but you would be redirected to another website (usually you would link your profile in the cg website)
+
+
+#### the following fields are optional. It is recommended to add as much information as possible, since otherwise your page would look empty ;)
+
+# in degrees_pre you can state all your degrees that should be displayed in front of your name e.g. "Dr", "DI", "Prof" etc. (or a combination of several)
+degrees_post: BSc MSc
+# in degrees_post you can state all your degrees that should be displayed after your name e.g. "BSc", "MSc" etc. (or a combination of several)
+degrees_post:
+
+# the location property states your work address. Usually you would only need to adjust the room number below i.e. change "0357" which is Marc's office to your own
+location: "Johannes Kepler University Linz<br />
+                Institute of Computer Graphics<br />
+                Altenberger Straße 69<br />
+                Computer Science Building, 358 <br />
+                A-4040 Linz, Austria"
+
+# thats your office number. usually you only need to replace the last 4 numbers with your own extension i.e. replace "6635" (you can find the extension on the right top of your office phone)
+phone: "+43 732 2468 7911"
+# if you have a fax you can enter your fax information here
+fax:
+# add your twitter handle (e.g. "marc_streit")
+twitter:
+# add your github username (e.g. "mstreit")
+github: denisseram
+# add your google scholar key (e.g. "l7TTSP0AAAAJ")
+# google_scholar: 
+# add your linkedin username (e.g. "marcstreit")
+linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisse-chacon218/
+# here you can add a link to your CV (e.g. "http://data.jku-vds-lab.at/team/marc/cv_streit.pdf")
+cv: 
+# here you can add a link to a personal website
+website:
+
+
+# uncomment this property, if your personal page should have a navigation for publications (i.e. if you have many publications). usually you don't need this.
+# show_pub_nav: true
+
+####
+---
+
+I am a PhD student and DANIO-ReCODE Fellow in the Visual Data Science Lab at Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria. My research focuses on interactive visualization to support bioinformatics, particularly in genomics and single-cell analysis.
+
+I hold a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Tecnológico de Monterrey and a Bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology Engineering. During my Master’s thesis, I explored the impact of data imputation on single-cell RNA sequencing analysis and the integration of spatial transcriptomics.
+
+I am fascinated by the intersection of computer science, mathematics, and biology, and I am excited about the advances that can be achieved by combining these disciplines. I really enjoy learning, working in interdisciplinary research teams, and contributing to projects where different perspectives come together.
+