Alfonso Soler

Originaire d’Argentine, j’ai fait mes études en Biologie a l’Université de Buenos Aires. En 2011 j’ai rejoint l’Unité de Didier Mazel pour étudier la structure des  génomes des Vibrios.

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 Research Interest: Bacterial Genetics, Genome Evolution, Genome engineering, Antibiotic Resistance and Host Interactions.

 Current Position: Post-doctoral Fellow at the Bacterial Genome Plasticity Lab, Departement Génomes et Génétique, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France.  

 Education:

•  PhD, Biological Chemistry, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina.
•  M.Sc., Biology, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

·  Conference proceedings:

2015: Maastrich, Netherlands FEMS Microbiology Congress 2015, Oral presentation: “Replication-dependent gene dosage of the major ribosomal protein locus regulates growth rate of Vibrio cholerae.” A Soler-Bistué, Aguilar-Pierlé S, Val ME, Mazel D.

2014: Boston, EEUU, ASM General Meeting. Oral presentation: “S10-spec-α Repositioning in Vibrio cholerae Provides Insight into Genome Organization Rules of Fast-Growers” A Soler-Bistué, JA Mondotte, M-E Val, MJ Bland, MC Saleh and D Mazel

2014: Invited Speaker at the Annual meeting of the National Society of General Microbiology (SAMIGE) at Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

2014: Edinburgh 1-4. The Vibrio Meeting. Oral Presentation: “Ribosomal protein relocation through recombineering: assessing evolutionary meaning of a precise genomic position.” Soler-Bistué AJ, Mondotte JA, Val ME, Bland MJ, Saleh MC, Mazel D.

Awards:

Postoctoral Fellowships Awarded:

• April 2013 to March 2015, Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowships, from the European Union 7th Framework Programme.
• May 2011 to March 2013, EMBO-Long Term Fellowship.