Bruno Romero

Bruno Romero

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Bruno Romero is a Chilean biotechnologist affiliated with Trinity College Dublin, known for his research in ancient DNA and viral genomics. His recent work has provided groundbreaking insights into the history of smallpox in the Americas, revealing that the virus was brought by European colonizers. This research marks a significant advancement in understanding the impact of colonialism on indigenous populations and how historical events shaped the evolution of infectious diseases.

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Paraguay Paraguay: Bruno Romero is a Chilean biotechnologist affiliated with Trinity College Dublin who analyzed ancient viral DNA from mummies in northern Chile. 8

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