BMcf is fully geared towards meeting the need in term of microfluidic chip design and production. The team will provide expertise, protocols and equipment to allow the interested scientists to produce “homemade” microfluidic devices.
I joined Institut Pasteur and InBio in April 2018.
Anette Funfak studied bioprocess engineering at the Applied University, Jena, Germany where she got early interested in new technologies like micro- and nanotechnology. Anette started her PhD in 2005 at the Technical University (TU) […]
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 […]
Elodie Couttenier is a PhD student both in the Fungal Biology and Pathogenicity Unit at Institut Pasteur and in the team Macromolecules and Microsystems in Biology and Medicine at Institut Curie. After an engineering […]
Graduated from the University of Pierre and Marie Curie in Paris with a Masters degree in Bioinformatics & Modeling – Cellular and Molecular Biology (BIM – BMC) in 2016. I was hired at InBio […]
I am a PhD candidate at InBio research group, previously I obtained a bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology by the University of València, in Spain, and a M1 and M2 master degree in Interdisciplinary Approaches […]
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