Project
Infectious diseases [713]
Post-doc
Hashem Almousa
Trypanosome Cell Biology
Cell and molecular biologist with expertise in a protein complex called TRAPP. Having earned a Ph.D. in cell and molecular biology from Concordia University (Montreal – Canada) in 2023, Hashem focused on characterizing TRAPPC10 […]
Project
COVID-AMR
Lulla Opatowski
Post-doc
Josée Dussault
Epidemiology of Emerging Diseases
Master Student
Sabrina Bouchelaghem
Project
PERT-SEVERE II – Impact de l’expression bactérienne et de la réponse immunitaire dans la gravité de la coqueluche
Julie Toubiana
Project
CoVariant – Comprendre les déterminants de l’immunité muqueuse et optimiser le diagnostic de l’infection aux variants du SARS-CoV-2
Sylvie van Der Werf • Hélène Laude
Research Engineer
Lucas Facchinetti
Chemogenomic and Biological Screening Platform (PF-CCB)
Group
FlavImmunity
Giovanna Barba-Spaeth
Group
Elimination of viral hepatitis
Yusuke Shimakawa
PhD Student
Jan Stenkiewicz-Witeska
Fungal Heterogeneity
Jan obtained his MSci in Pharmacology from University College London in 2022. He has since moved to Fungal Heterogeneity Unit, where he is pursuing a PhD, researching novel compounds potentiating azole activity against infectious […]
Group
Antiviral Activities of Antibodies
Timothée Bruel
Post-doc
Cédric Diot
Enthusiastic research scientist fascinated by host-microbe interactions, with an extensive experience in Virology and Systems Biology. I did my PhD studying Influenza A viruses x cell host interactions with a focus on DExD RNA […]
PhD Student
Anaïs Fauchois
Anaïs obtained her master’s degree at the “National Museum of Natural History” in Paris. She worked in the lab of Philippe Grellier with Linda Duval, and she studied the diversity and host specificity of […]
Master Student
Sita Jumatin Arapahni
I am passionate about infectious diseases, particularly malaria. Under supervision of Dr Catherine Bourgouin, my project aims to better understand maternal effect in Anopheles gambiae that contributes to differential susceptibility to Plasmodium falciparum.
PhD Student