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.
Parul Singh obtained her PhD in Microbial Genomics working in Aswin Sai Narain’s research group at National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bangalore, India in 2018. Using genomic approaches, she worked towards understanding transcription factor cooperativity […]
Alexis is passionate about understanding vector-pathogen interactions from a One Health perspective. Her fascination with this topic began in a summer internship in Hawaii during which she followed an endangered Honeycreeper, the iiwi, and […]
I joined the Infectious Diseases Epidemiology and Analytics G5 Unit as a PhD student in October 2021, after completing a M.Sc. in Epidemiology in Germany. I work on the epidemiology and mathematical modeling of […]
Lise Musset is the head of the parasitology laboratory. As a pharmaceutical doctor (Université de Reims 2002), Medical Biologist and Doctor of Sciences (Université Paris-Descartes 2006), she is he head of the NRC for […]
My research interests focus on the interaction between malaria parasites and its human host through the analysis of biological mechanisms such as drug resistance or immunity that have an impact on disease epidemiology and […]
