It is now clear that immune cells, classically known for their role in fighting infection, play key roles in brain development, homeostasis, and disease. Our lab is interested in better understanding the interactions between immune cells and the brain, and the role of these communication circuits in shaping brain function in physiology, aging and disease. Our approach encompasses scRNA-seq and other technologies of genomics, classical tools of immunology, neuroscience, and everything else that could help us identify the mechanisms of brain-immune communication.
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Position
2022
2022
SAENZ Daniel
undergraduate student
2022
2022
FAYAD Ariane
undergraduate student
2022
2022
LAMBERT Kyle
undergraduate student
2022
2022
SINGH Roshani
graduate student
2022
2022
NINOU Elpiniki
visiting scientist
2022
2023
MOURGUE D'ALGUE Laure
graduate student
2023
2023
ALVAREZ PUGA Martin
undergraduate student
2022
2023
DREW Simon
Scientist
2023
2024
PINCON Annaelle
graduate student
2024
2024
SARROU Emeric
undergraduate student
2023
2024
BASURCO-GOGRENA Leyre
post doc - visiting scientist