Team

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Andrew Griffiths
Professor

Head of the LBC

ResearcherID

Isabelle Borsenberger
Lab assistant

Clément Nizak
Senior research scientist, CNRS CR1, Enzyme evolution, Antibody repertoire screening, ResearcherID, Clément’s webpage

Philippe Nghe
Assistant Professor, EvoEvo Philippe’s webpage

Emmanuelle Renard
Lab assistant

Antoine Sautel-Caillé
Engineer (IT, Labview), LinkedIn profile

Diab-Adams Freyfer
Project manager

Matthew Deyell
Post-Doc, Characterizing the heterogeneous response to antibiotic treatment in bacteria

Andrea Franconi
Post-Doc, Single cell analysis (RNA-seq, ATAC-seq)

Tristan Gonçalves
Post-Doc, Single cell analysis, enzyme evolution

Pablo Ibanez
Post-doc, Combination of single cell analysis

Jayaprakash Karuppusamy
Post-Doc, Single cell analysis, enzyme evolution

Harry Kemble
Post-Doc, Enzyme evolution

Heng Lu
Post-Doc, EvoEvo

Adeline Pichard Kostuch
Post-Doc, Enzyme evolution

Marco Ribezzi
Post-Doc, Biophysics of helicase

Marina Theodorou
Post-Doc, Quantitative and sensitive characterization of mutations in cancer cells at the single cell level using droplet microfluidics

Robin Tranchant
Post-Doc, Single-cell ATAC-seq, Profil Linkedin

Mykhailo Vybornyi
Post-Doc, EvoEvo

Anton Zadorin
Post-Doc

Gaël Blivet
PhD Student, novel approach for the characterisation of the tumor/microenvironment interactions in solid tumors

Alex Blokhuis
EvoEvo

Thomas Duboys
PhD student, Collaboration with Biomillenia

Sophie Foulon
PhD Student, Brain inflammation in preterm neonates: from mechanisms to therapeutic approaches using droplet microfluidics

Cyrille Jeancolas
PhD student, Autocatalytic RNA networks and emergence of life

Reza Kowsari
PhD student, Combinatory drug screening with droplet microfluidics

Antoine Millereau
PhD student, Development of a microfluidic system for high throughput expression of antibodies

Karolis Simutis
PhD Student, single cell Barcoding using droplet based microfluidics for precise and informed identification of drug candidates

Guillaume Villain
PhD Student

Mathilde Massot