Free living bacteria commonly face changing environments and are used to cope with varying conditions. Vibrio cholerae is one example of an aquatic bacterium which usually grows on crustacean shells, but is also able […]
Beatrice Jacquelin joined Michaela Müller-Trutwin’s group at Institut Pasteur as a research engineer in 2004. Throughout the years of her graduate (1998-2001) and postdoctoral (2002-2004) training that she performed at The Scripps Research Institute […]
After my PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Lyon-I in 1995, I joined the Institut Pasteur where resorting to identified deafness genes as an entry point has enabled us to enlighten both fundamental […]
My research interests are mainly focused on the structure-function relationships of macromolecules through multidisciplinary approaches. My studies have been concentrated on crucial enzymes belonging to the nucleotide metabolism, in particular nucleoside monophosphate kinases (NMPKs) […]
Pedro Oliveira graduated in Biological Engineering from University of Lisbon (Instituto Superior Técnico, IST) in 2005, worked as research assistant at University College London (2005), and completed a PhD degree in Biotechnology from IST […]
Mariano studied biology at Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he also obtained his PhD in chemical biology. He was a post-doc in the group of Cathy Royer in Montpellier, before he started a […]
Intracellular traffic and cell compartmentalization Eukaryotic cells contain extensive internal membranes defining many compartments having each specific functions. However these organelles are constantly moving and reshaping, still retaining their identity. The maintenance of cell […]
Biosketch: After performing my doctoral studies at the University of Pittsburgh, USA, I joined the laboratory of Artur Scherf in Oct 2010 for my post-doctoral research. During my time at Institut Pasteur, I have been funded […]