Olivier BORKOWSKI

BORKOWSKI Olivier

Olivier Borkowski earned his PhD in 2013, studying the relationship between growth rate and protein production in bacteria through a systems biology approach, under the supervision of Dr. S. Aymerich and Dr. V. Fromion. He then built, across leading international labs, a skill set at the interface of synthetic biology, cell-free systems, and machine learning: […]

Matthieu JULES

JULES Matthieu

Matthieu Jules is Professor of Systems and Synthetic Biology (SSB) at AgroParisTech (APT, Paris) and head of the SyBER team since 2020. M. Jules obtained his PhD in 2004 in the Department of “Engineering of Biological Systems and Process” at INSA (Toulouse, France) under the supervision of Professor Jean-Marie François. He then carried out post-doctoral […]

Etienne DERVYN

DERVYN Etienne

Etienne Dervyn is a Researcher at INRAE in the SyBER group. After years of working on genome stability and segregation, his current research focuses on the global transcription of the Bacillus subtilis chromosome and its regulation, as well as on the construction of minimal strains and chassis strains using synthetic biology approaches. Dr. Dervyn obtained […]

Vincent SAUVEPLANE

SAUVEPLANE Vincent

Vincent Sauveplane research interest is to decipher the rules driving gene expression in the gram-positive bacterium B. subtilis. His project will complete our knowledge of the biology of B. subtilis and will allow future rational designs of genetic circuits dedicated to biotechnological and synthetic biology applications. To summarize the project, we are interested in building […]

Anne-Gaëlle PLANSON

PLANSON Anne-Gaelle

Anne-Gaëlle Planson’s research interests lie in the field of synthetic biology, with a particular focus on genome engineering, metabolic engineering and the engineering of synthetic consortia. Her projects involve both the construction and optimization of cellular chassis for the production of compounds of industrial and pharmaceutical interest, and the understanding of the fundamental molecular mechanisms […]

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