Tool
Biophysics [112]
Project
METACTINO
Marco Bellinzoni
UMR
UMR3525 CNRS/Institut Pasteur – Genetics of genomes
Eduardo Rocha
Software
PLUMED
Max Bonomi
Permanent Researcher
Max Bonomi
Computational Structural Biology
I am a CNRS researcher and group leader of the “Integrative structural biology of dynamic systems” team in the “Structural Bioinformatics Unit”. For more information about my research, please visit the page of my […]
Software
ANNA-PALM
Christophe Zimmer
Research Engineer
Dmitry Ershov
Bioinformatics and Biostatistics HUB
Dmitry’s background training is physics/biophysics. He obtained Master degree working in biophysics department in Saint-Petersburg University (Saint-Petersburg, Russia), where he studied radioprotective properties of plants-derived catechins and the mechanisms by which they protect DNA […]
Permanent Researcher
Charles Baroud
Physical Microfluidics and Bioengineering
Starting from a background in physical sciences, I have become interested in developing new experimental and conceptual approaches to biological systems. As such my research combines technological developments with fundamental scientific explorations in the […]
PhD Student
Post-doc
Aleix Boquet-Pujadas
Research Engineer
Julia Bos
Bacterial Genome Plasticity
The focus of our research relies on basic questions underlying the adaptation and evolution of bacteria when exposed to challenging environments, such as antibiotics. Combining molecular biology techniques with fluorescence microscopy and microfluidic technology, […]
Group
Design for Biology
Deshmukh Gopaul
Partnerteam
Physics of Life at Princeton University
The laboratory for the Physics of Life at Princeton University is part of the Physics Department, the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, and the Molecular Biology Department. We study the basic physical principles that […]
Post-doc
Borja Rodríguez de Francisco
Structural Bioinformatics
Project
Numerical methods for network analysis
Christian L. Vestergaard
Permanent Researcher
Léo Valon
Cell death and epithelial homeostasis
PhD Student
Virgile Andreani
Physicist and computer scientist by training, I develop quantitative population models of antibiotic resistance, which I calibrate using optimal experimental design. I then exploit them to engineer optimal treatment strategies.