PhD candidate in the Inbio Lab headed by Gregory Batt. I am working with the model yeast Sacharomyces cerevisiae to improve the production of heterologous protein by chassis engineering.
I am a Biomedical Engineer by training and I’ve always been interested in understanding the mechanisms that control biological complex processes. Recently, I became convinced that steering those mechanisms will allow us to understand […]
I joined the Bioinformatics and Biostatistics Hub at Institut Pasteur in January 2020 as Research engineer. I am member of the Geno group and the GIM laboratory where I do NGS analysis. In 2020 […]
I am an interdisciplinary researcher who values creativity, innovation and dedication. I am a Physics Engineer from ITESM, back in my home country Mexico. I diversified my training by doing a Master in Science in […]
I am an engineer and mathematician by background, now a quantitative biologist. I find living systems fascinating to study and I believe that their engineering has the potential to transform our health and reduce […]
Lasse van Wijlick obtained his PhD at the Heinrich-Heine-University in Düsseldorf (Germany) in the unit of Prof. Joachim F. Ernst, working on transcriptional adaptation to host environmental conditions of the important human fungal pathogen […]
I am a PhD candidate at the InBio research group. In 2015 I obtained a bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology at the University of València (Spain), and in 2018 a master (M1 and M2) degree […]
I’m a computational biologist passionate about understanding how biological systems function at the molecular level. Making sense of our necessarily fragmented observations of the extremely complex systems that cells are is one of the […]
I am interested in molecular mechanisms involved in membrane biology of human cells. Biological membranes are fascinating structures and their complex interplay with a steadily increasing number of proteins build the foundation of organellar […]
