Free living bacteria commonly face changing environments and are used to cope with varying conditions. Vibrio cholerae is one example of an aquatic bacterium which usually grows on crustacean shells, but is also able […]
My work focuses on the interplay between the organisation of genomes arising by the chromosomal interactions of cellular processes and the recombination processes generating adaptive genetic variation. Genetic elements tend to be organized in […]
My research interests are mainly focused on the structure-function relationships of macromolecules through multidisciplinary approaches. My studies have been concentrated on crucial enzymes belonging to the nucleotide metabolism, in particular nucleoside monophosphate kinases (NMPKs) […]
Until December 2013 I was a postdoc in the Molecular Biology Department at Princeton University. Trained as a theoretical physicist in soft condensed matter physics I was working in the labs of Zemer Gitai, Ned Wingreen, and Joshua Shaevitz. […]
Bioproduction and biomaterials. Microfluidic chips and devices. Project Management. Expertise and advice in robotic and automation projects. (Droplets microarray)
The teams of the department Genomes & Genetics are interested by questions related to gene regulation and evolutionary dynamics, including: Replication fidelity. Quality control of gene expression. Genetic diversity of populations and its impact […]