Adeline Mallet, Ultrastructural BioImaging

Adeline Mallet has worked for over 20 years at the Institut Pasteur in the fields of biotechnology and imaging. She holds a PhD from Sorbonne University, Paris, France. Her doctoral research focused on intraflagellar transport pathways in trypanosomes, using various imaging methods, including state-of-the-art electron microscopy techniques, to locate and study the distribution of particles specific to intraflagellar transport. She is currently in charge of the ultrastructural bio-imaging platform at Institut Pasteur France, a position she will take up in 2021. Her work focuses on advanced electron microscopy techniques, including biological sample preparation, protein immunolocalization with colloidal gold particles and three-dimensional FIB-SEM imaging. In addition, she focuses on integrating fluorescence microscopy with nanoscale imaging to study biological phenomena, making significant contributions to fields such as cell biology and host-pathogen interactions. Her work illustrates the intersection between cutting-edge technology and fundamental biological research to develop new methodological workflows.

Since 2021 Head of the Ultrastructural BioImaging Platform, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France

2020 : Ph.D. thesis in cell Biology, Institut Pasteur and Parasitology deprtement (PIV) – Trypanosome cell biology Unit, Paris, France (Bastin Philippe group) – Sorbonne Université, France

2013 : Master of science: Biotechnology and bioIformatic, Paris Cité Université, France