Participates in the work of the AI4scMed consortium. The group is hosted by the SysBioMed team led by Anais Baudot and is part of the Turing Center for Living Systems.
Research Experience
Currently collaborating with several biology labs such as the Kelly lab (cardiac development) and the Bertrand lab (C. elegans) in Marseille, the Ghavi-Helm lab (Drosophila development) in Lyon. Also works closely with mathematicians, computer scientists, and physicists like Paul Escande in Toulouse, Thierry Artières in Marseille, and Raphael Clément in Marseille, and is part of the AI4scMed consortium. Previous international collaborations have included Gunnar Carlsson at Stanford University, Stas Shvartsman at Princeton University, Eli Zelzer at the Weizmann Institute of Science, and the Sbalzarini lab at the Center for Systems Biology Dresden.
Education
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Background
Research interests include the development of new inference and machine learning methods for developmental biology, particularly characterizing the origin of single-cell heterogeneity within tissues from microscopy imaging and multi-omics data. Aims to explore the relationship between the geometry of cells in gene expression space and physical tissue space.
Miscellany
The team is located at Marseille Medical Genetics, Faculté de Médecine, 27 Bd Jean Moulin, 13005 Marseille, FRANCE.