I’m a bioinformatician and computational biologist by training, with experiences in mathematical and computational modeling of genome evolution (PhD, Insa-Lyon), constraint-based modeling of bacterial metabolism (Post-Doc, INRAE-Jouy), and analysis of single-cell data (Post-Doc, Cold Spring Harbor Lab).
Thanks to my participation in the NIH’s Brain Initiative Cell Census Network (BICCN) consortium, I became particularly interested in the understanding of cell type identity through the lens of single-cell technologies. I worked on developing comparative tools (MetaNeighbor, MetaMarkers) that enable researchers to integrate and contrast datasets from a variety of single-cell modalities, including transcriptomics (RNA), chromatin accessibility (ATAC), methylation (mC), and spatially resolved transcriptomics (BARseq technology).
I joined the Hub in 2022 and am happy to collaborate on any single-cell related project!
