Summary
Daniel López is a data science specialist and research scientist with eight years of experience applying computational, statistical, and machine learning methods to high-dimensional MRI and behavioural data. He blends hypothesis-driven inferential work and large-scale, reproducible data-driven meta-analyses, building automated Python/bash pipelines and using GitHub for version control. His background spans PhD-level neuroimaging research, postdoctoral studies on social-cognitive brain networks, and roles promoting open science—most recently championing Frictionless Data to improve reproducible workflows. Comfortable teaching and communicating complex results, he has led hands-on computational neuroscience training and science outreach across international forums. A practical coder who pairs rigorous experimental design with scalable data engineering, he brings both domain depth in neuroscience and strong tooling for reproducible research.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
University of Seville
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Medical Scientist, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Medical Scientist at RWTH Aachen University
English, French, Spanish, euskara, Spanish