Our group is interested in the development and evolution of brain anatomy. Our main tools are mathematical modelling, magnetic resonance imaging and human genetics. We develop computational neuroanatomy methods base on our theoretical models […]
My research involves developping innovative and systematic computational approaches to analyze genomics and proteomics data of increasing quantity and quality. My goal is to characterize the mechanisms by which genomes, proteomes and interactomes evolve […]
Topics of research The development of epidemiological models to study viral dynamics in bat colonies and in dog populations together with comprehensive viral phylodynamics studies using the combination of phylogenetic and coalescent approaches to […]
Florence Larrous, Research Engineer in “Dynamic of Lyssavirus and adaptation to host” unit is involved in public health activities for animal and human rabies diagnosis but also in several research topics. She is responsible […]
Trained as a pharmacist, Laurent Dacheux quickly moved into research, through the completion of a PhD in virology which focused on the study of the antibody response in long-term asymptomatic HIV patients. During his […]
Perrine Parize is one of the deputy directors of the National Reference Center – Rabies (NRCR). After medical degree (Paris V) and master of science degree in epidemiology (Paris VI), she specialised in infectious […]
The topic of my PhD thesis is “Exploring the evolutionary success of Mycobacterium tuberculosis by investigation of rare clinical isolates with smooth colony morphology” What is your current research interest / project? Mycobacterium tuberculosis […]
After a Ph.D in T cell biology, I chose to move my research closer to the patient bedside and studied the mechanism of action of anti-tumor immunotherapies. My work focused on cellular therapies […]
