Pablo Eduardo Garcia-Nieto

Member of Technical Staff, Anthropic

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Member of Technical Staff, Anthropic



Ph.D. Computational Biology. Stanford University

My work sits at the intersection of large-scale omics data, tool development, and scientific partnerships, translating advanced computational methods into tools and programs that help researchers move faster.

I obtained my Ph.D. in molecular and computational biology from Stanford University, in the labs of Hunter Fraser and Ashby Morrison. My research focused on understanding the somatic mutation landscape in the human body and the molecular mechanisms underlying DNA damage and mutagenesis in a cohort of >500 human donors. My publication in the journal Genome Biology was selected as the top discovery of 2019 from the journal’s collection “Twenty years with Genome Biology”

selected publications

  1. NAR
    CZ CELLxGENE Discover: a single-cell data platform for scalable exploration, analysis and modeling of aggregated data
    CZI Cell Science Program, Shibla Abdulla, Brian Aevermann, and 51 more authors
    Nucleic Acids Research, 2025
  2. Genome Biol
    The somatic mutation landscape of the human body
    Pablo E. Garcia-Nieto, Ashby J. Morrison, and Hunter B. Fraser
    Genome Biology, 2019
  3. EMBO J
    Carcinogen susceptibility is regulated by genome architecture and predicts cancer mutagenesis
    Pablo E. Garcia-Nieto, Erin K. Schwartz, Devin A. King, and 4 more authors
    The EMBO Journal, 2017