Project
Bacterial diseases [182]
Research Engineer
Rokhaya Kane
Bacteriophage, bacterium, host
PhD Student
Sylvain Levallois
Biology of Infection
– PhD student in Biology of Infection Unit, Institut Pasteur, Inserm U1117. – CRI student, Frontiers in Resarch and Education (FIRE) doctoral school, Université de Paris Project: Impact of Listeria monocytogenes on microglia and cerebral homeostasis. […]
Group
Group : Molecular microbial evolution & ecology
Olaya Rendueles-Garcia
Epartner
Victor Narat
Chargé de Recherche au CNRS (Unité d’Eco-anthropologie), mes recherches portent sur les interactions entre humains et primates non-humains, particulièrement les grands singes, à la fois dans une perspective de conservation de la biodiversité et […]
Project
MICROTONE – Microbial and viral circulations among people and wild and domesticated animals in an ecotone, Democratic Republic of Congo
Tamara Giles-Vernick
Patent
Docking method based on saturation transfer difference NMR data, and means for its implementation WO 2019/011987
Nadia Izadi-Pruneyre • Michael Nilges
PhD Student
Lea Swistak
Dynamics of Host-Pathogen Interactions
Léa has completed her Master’s degree in Fundamental Microbiology of the Université Paris-Saclay and part of the “Magistère de biologie” of the Université Paris-Sud. She joined the DIHP unit for a final year internship […]
Platform
Production and Purification of Recombinant Proteins Technological Platform
Stéphane Petres
Project
Therapeutic tools based on nucleic acids
Marcel Hollenstein • Mélanie Hamon
Post-doc
Marouane Kheloufi
Biology of Infection
Administrative Staff
Angèle Bénard
I am originally an infectious disease scientist who has developed a genuine interest in bioinformatics. I believe that the use of big data and computational methods applied to biology will be a leverage point […]
PhD Student
Serena Petracchini
Bacterial Toxins
PhD Student
Virgile Andreani
InBio: Experimental and Computational Methods for Modeling Cellular Processes
Physicist and computer scientist by training, I develop quantitative population models of antibiotic resistance, which I calibrate using optimal experimental design. I then exploit them to engineer optimal treatment strategies.
PhD Student
David Clement
Organic Chemistry
Post-doc