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.
I have a Bachelor in Computer Science from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) and a M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Systems Engineering and Computer Science Program also from UFRJ. This […]
After a Master degree in Genetics at Magistère Européen de Génétique, Paris Diderot, I did a second Master in bioinformatics at University of Nantes where I focused my work on the study of mapping […]
After a PhD in Biology in 2011 on population genetics and phylogeography on amazing little amphipods (Crangonyx, Crymostygius) at the University of Reykjavik (Iceland), I pursued my interest in Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Biology in […]
Biomolecule random walk analysis I am in charge of developping the TRamWAy Python library for random walk analysis. The library features multiple tools to build processing chains/pipelines for the spatial or spatio-temporal resolution of […]
My main activity takes place in the Laboratory of Pathogen Discovery lead by Marc Eloit (80% of my work time). My main task in this team is to develop strategies to identify, in their […]
My research focuses on the encoding of sound source location in the mammalian brainstem. I am especially interested in how some physical properties of the world –e.g. the position of a sound source, can […]
Sara did her PhD in GEM from 2007 to 2011 on the imprint of selection for rapid growth in bacterial genomes and in metagenomes. She is currently doing a postdoc with Jeroen Raes at […]