Pablo Carravilla

Pablo Carravilla is an Ikerbasque Research Fellow and leads the Biophysical implications of rare lipid storage diseases research.
He is interested in understanding the role of membrane biophysics in rare neurodegenerative diseases by applying novel fluorescence microscopy approaches. Pablo obtained performed his PhD at the University of the Basque Country in 2017 under the supervision of José Luis Nieva and Nerea Huarte. He obtained a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions fellowship to work in the group of Christian Eggeling at the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology (Jena, Germany) developing novel super-resolution methods to study membranes. In 2023, he moved to Stockholm (Sweden) for a postdoc position at the Karolinska Institute (SciLifeLab) under the supervision of Erdinc Sezgin and Claudia Kutter, where he combined biophysical and genomic approaches to study lysosomal diseases.

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