Cyprien GUÉRIN – 12/12/2025
Design and use of a modular system for continuous culture of microorganisms in mini bioreactors
Léa WAGNER – 11/12/2025
Optimization of an Escherichia coli lysate-based cell-free system for genome-wide transcriptomics
Quentin CAILLOT – 24/11/2025
Study of Interferences Between Quorum Sensing Systems in Streptococcus thermophilus
Anchita won the Best In-Person Rookie Judge Award at the iGEM Jamboree 2025
The International Genetic Engineering Machine (iGEM) competition is the world’s biggest synthetic biology competition. The World Expo of Synthetic Biology took place this year on 28-31 October in Paris. During this iGEM jamboree 2025, Anchita Sharma won the Best In-Person Rookie Judge Award. This award recognises first-time judges who demonstrate exceptional engagement during the competition. […]
Delphine POLVÉ – 23/10/2025
Gut microbiota regulation of enteroendocrine cells along the gut: towards a role for cell metabolism.
Camille LE GLÉAU- 21/10/2025
Role of ALPK1 in intestinal homeostasis
Olivier BORKOWSKI – 15/10/2025
Development of cell-free systems to refine our understanding of bacterial physiology
Julien LOPEZ- 24/09/2025
Origins and Rate of Spontaneous Mutations in the Bacteriophage Lambda
A new mechanism for inhibiting bacterial division
Natural genetic transformation is integrated into the cell cycle of pneumococcus. The pathogenic bacterium S. pneumoniae, commonly known as pneumococcus, is capable of integrating DNA sequences present in the external environment into its genome. This natural transformation process, which is highly conserved in bacteria, contributes to their diversification by enabling intra- and inter-species gene exchange. […]
Merve Nur TUNC – 07/07/2025
Multiscale fluorescence imaging of Pseudomonas aeruginosa: from cell morphogenesis to antibiotic resensitization