I am a bioinformatician with a solid biology background and strong expertise in the analysis of many types of omics data (mainly transcriptomics, genomics and epigenetics) both single-cell and bulk. After a bachelor in […]
I spend last years studying bioinformatics going from non-model organisms (Sorbone university & CEA) to clinical field research focusing on breast cancer and ovarian cancer (Curie institute). The different technologies I mastered such as […]
I’m a bioinformatician and computational biologist by training, with experiences in mathematical and computational modeling of genome evolution (PhD, Insa-Lyon), constraint-based modeling of bacterial metabolism (Post-Doc, INRAE-Jouy), and analysis of single-cell data (Post-Doc, Cold […]
I’m currently a postdoctoral researcher in the Insect Immunity & Infection group within the Virology Department and the Insect-Virus Interactions Unit. We aim to understand the interactions between Aedes aegypti mosquitoes and the arboviruses they transmit to […]
I am a Biomedical Engineer by training and I’ve always been interested in understanding the mechanisms that control biological complex processes. Recently, I became convinced that steering those mechanisms will allow us to understand […]
Camille Berthelot wants to understand how changes in gene expression and gene regulation can result in the acquisition of new traits and diseases along evolution. During her PhD at ENS Paris, she examined the […]
I joined the Hub Team @ Pasteur as a Bioinformatician in February 2021
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Introduction. Cell-to-cell variation affects all biological systems and processes, from stem cells and development, to immunology or cancer. Conventional population (bulk) measurements provide averaged information that does not reveal cellular individuality and masks extreme […]
