I am a research engineer in the Biomaterials and Microfluidic core facility. My focus is to provide innovative and robust tools to quantitatively study cell/tissue behavior in well-defined and controled 3D environment. Until quite […]
The focus of our research relies on basic questions underlying the adaptation and evolution of bacteria when exposed to challenging environments, such as antibiotics. Combining molecular biology techniques with fluorescence microscopy and microfluidic technology, […]
I was born in Merida-Venezuela, where I completed my undergraduate studies at the Los Andes University. I did my PhD in the lab of Harrie Kampinga at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, […]
Eugene Gladyshev obtained his Master degree from Yale University and PhD from Harvard University (under the supervision of Pr. Matthew Meselson). He subsequently joined the laboratory of Pr. Nancy Kleckner (Harvard University) as a […]
Epigenetics defines when and where genes are expressed. Epigenetic marks are reversible and inheritable, integrate the impact of the environment and provide cellular plasticity. Aberrant epigenetic patterns are involved in tumor formation, maintenance and […]
I am interested in providing quantitative descriptions of the rich qualitative phenomena of complex biological systems to understand how they derive from general principles. I work at the interface between physics and biology, often […]
Since 2000, my research programme has focused on antimalarial drug resistance (including P. falciparum and P. vivax parasites) in my different positions within the Institut Pasteur International Network, in Africa (Central African Republic, 2000-2004 […]
I lead the Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Analytics (IDEA) G5 Unit in the Department of Global Health at Institut Pasteur. Our team uses inter-disciplinary research tools spanning mathematical models, epidemiological cohort studies, and multiplex […]
