I currently work at the “Architecture and dynamics of biological macromolecules” lab at Pasteur Institute. We use molecular biology and biochemical tools to study the shape and function of polymerases.
Basile is PhD student funded by the Doctoral school BioSPC. His project focuses on the biogenesis of the outer membrane in diderm Terrabacteria.
I obtained my PhD in Cell Biology from the Institut Curie – Paris, France – where I studied how dendritic cells couple their migration to their antigen uptake function. To address this question, I […]
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 […]
With a fundamental background in Mechanical Engineering and a very successful industrial instinct in Product Design & Development at a Multinational firm, I carried forward my knowledge of macro-scaled engineering mechanics to further transition […]
