Expertise
Hub members Have many expertise, covering most of the fields in bioinformatics and biostatistics. You'll find below a non-exhaustive list of these expertise
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Christophe BÉCAVIN
CV Senior Bioinformatician August 2015 – Present : Institut Pasteur, Paris PostDoc fellow 2011 – 2015 : Pascale Cossart’s laboratory, Unité des Interactions Bactéries-Cellules, Institut Pasteur, Paris Phd fellow 2007 – 2010 : Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques, ann Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris Magister of Science, Theoretical Physics 2003 – 2007 : Dynamical systems and statistics of complex matter, Université Paris 7 and Université Paris 6
KeywordsBiophysicsMachine learningModelingProteomicsBiostatisticsDatabases and ontologiesHost-pathogen interactions
Organisms
ListeriaLeishmania
Projects (12)
- Analysis of DNA methylation in the presence and absence of antibiotics in wt and mutant V. cholerae(Baharoglu ZEYNEP - Bacterial Genome Plasticity) - Closed
- Finding and Predicting CRISPR-Cas9 Efficiency(Jerome WONG NG - Synthetic Biology) - Closed
- Characterization of a Salmonella mutant carrying a single amino-acid substitution in the stress sigma factor RpoS(Françoise NOREL - Biochemistry of Macromolecular Interactions) - Closed

Giovanni BUSSOTTI
Developing and evaluating bioinformatic tools for: – next generation sequencing data – genome analysis & comparison Specialties:Genome & Transcriptome Bioinformatics
KeywordsData managementData VisualizationGenomicsNon coding RNASequence analysisTranscriptomicsGenome analysisBiostatisticsProgram developmentScientific computingData and text miningBiosensors and biomarkersEpidemiology and public health
Organisms
Leishmania
Projects (8)
- Identification of non-coding RNAs under the control of the PerR regulators(Nadia BENAROUDJ - Biology of Spirochetes) - Closed
- Tissue-resident stromal cell heterogeneity(Lucie PEDUTO - Stroma, Inflammation and Tissue Repair) - Closed
- Role of small non coding RNAs in the adaptive response to oxidative stress in pathogenic Leptospira(NADIA BENAROUDJ - Biology of Spirochetes) - Closed

Pascal CAMPAGNE
Initially trained in evolutionary and environmental sciences, I studied population genetics and micro-evolutionary processes in a number of postdoctoral research projects. I recently joined the C3BI-Hub at the Institut Pasteur, where I work on various aspects involving Biostatistics and the analysis of genetic data.
KeywordsAssociation studiesGenomicsGenotypingBiostatisticsGeneticsEvolutionPopulation genetics
Organisms
BacteriaParasiteHumanInsect or arthropodOther animal
Projects (23)

Freddy CLIQUET
One of my projects consists in developing GRAVITY, a java tool based on Cytoscape to integrate genetic variants within protein-protein interaction networks to allow the visual and statistical interpretation of next-generation sequencing data, ultimately helping geneticists and clinicians to identify causal variants and better diagnose their patients. I’m also involved in several other projects in the lab, taking part in the design of pipelines for the processing and the analysis of genomics data, including SNP arrays, whole-exome and whole-genome sequencing data. This means being confronted to the big data problematic, the unit having to manage hundreds of terabytes of genomics data. Finally, I am now analysing these data in order to identify possible causes for autism, to help clinicians with their diagnosis but also to better understand the biological mechanisms at play in this complex disease. This is done through the project aiming at understanding the genetic architecture of autism in the Faroe Islands, and also with the newly starting IMI2 European project AIMS2-Trials.
KeywordsAlgorithmicsData managementData VisualizationGenomicsMachine learningProteomicsGenome analysisBiostatisticsProgram developmentScientific computingApplication of mathematics in sciencesExploratory data analysisSofware development and engineeringData and text miningGenetics
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Projects (0)

Marie-Agnès DILLIES
I obtained an engineering degree in Biomedical engineering from Université de Technologie de Compiègne (UTC) in 1989, a master degree in Control of Complex Systems from UTC in 1990, a PhD in Control of Complex Systems from UTC in 1993, a University Degree in Human Genetics from The University of Rennes 1 in 2001 and a master degree in Functional Genomics from University Paris Diderot (Paris 7) in 2002. I worked as a statistician at the Transcriptome and Epigenome Platform from 2002 to 2017, where I was responsible for the statistical analyses of the data and had an important training activity (on the campus and outside). Since 2015 I have been co-head of the Bioinformatics and Biostatistics Hub within the Center of Bioinformatics, Biostatistics and Integrative Biology (C3BI). I am co-director of the Pasteur course Introduction to Data Analysis and co-organiser of the sincellTE summer school (a school dedicated to single cell transcriptome and epigenome data analysis). I am also co-managing the StatOmique group which gathers more than 60 statisticians from France.
KeywordsRNA-seqStatistical inferenceTranscriptomicsBiostatisticsApplication of mathematics in sciencesExploratory data analysisIllumina HiSeqStatistical experiment designSequencing
Organisms
Projects (3)
- Biomarqueurs d’identification précoce du sepsis aux urgences (BIPS)(Jean-Marc CAVAILLON - Cytokines and Inflammation) - Closed
- Study of the early pathogenesis during Lassa fever in cynomolgus monkeys and its correlation with the outcome(Sylvain BAIZE - Biology of Viral Emerging Infections) - In Progress
- Host microbiota modification by the pathogen Listeria monocytogenes(Javier PIZARRO-CERDA - Bacteria-Cell Interactions) - Closed

Amine GHOZLANE
After a PhD in informatics on graph analysis (metabolic networks and sRNA-mRNA interaction graphs) at the LaBRI (Université de Bordeaux), I joined the DSIMB team (INTS) for a post-doc on structural modeling. Then, I performed a second post-doc at Metagenopolis – INRA Jouy-en-Josas, where I was initiated to the analysis of metagenomic data. I was recruited at the HUB in 2015, and since I pursue the development of methods dedicated to the treatment of metagenomic data by combining either the treatment of sequencing data, the statistics, the protein structural modeling and the graph analysis.
KeywordsAlgorithmicsClusteringGenome assemblyGenomicsMetabolomicsModelingNon coding RNASequence analysisStructural bioinformaticsTargeted metagenomicsDatabaseGenome analysisBiostatisticsProgram developmentScientific computingDatabases and ontologiesExploratory data analysisData and text miningIllumina HiSeqComparative metagenomicsRead mappingIllumina MiSeqSequence homology analysisGene predictionMultidimensional data analysisSequencingShotgun metagenomics
Organisms
Projects (28)
- Evaluation of a novel mouse model for Primary Antibody Deficiency (PAD)(Lise HUNAULT - Antibodies in Therapy and Pathology) - In Progress
- Measles virus type 1 infection disturbs the mitochondrial network leading to type I interferon production through the RNA polymerase III/RIG-I pathway(Jean-Pierre VARTANIAN - Department of Virology) - Pending
- Comparative analysis of choanoflagellate proteomic data(Thibaut BRUNET - Other) - Closed

Vincent GUILLEMOT
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KeywordsData VisualizationMachine learningStatistical inferenceBiostatisticsApplication of mathematics in sciencesDimensional reductionMultidimensional data analysis
Organisms
Projects (23)
- A genome-wide RNAi screening for mitochondrial fission factors(Erwan RIVIÈRE - Mitochondrial Biology) - Closed
- Understanding IL-23 role in chronic inflammatory diseases in innate and adaptative immune cells(Tharshana STEPHEN - Immunoregulation) - In Progress
- Rabomism - Understanding rabies virus tropism(Lena FEIGE - Lyssavirus Dynamics and Host Adaptation) - Awaiting Publication

Bernd JAGLA
Bernd Jagla received his PhD in bioinformatics (department of Biology, Chemistry, and Parmacy) from the Free University in Berlin, Germany in 1999. Before joining the Institut Pasteur, he worked for almost ten years in New York City, including as an associate research scientist in the Joint Centers for System Biology (Columbia University) and at the Columbia University Screening Center led by Dr J.E. Rothman. He joined the Institut Pasteur in 2009 to take charge of the bioinformatic needs at the Transcriptome et Epigenome platform, focusing on Next Generation Sequencing. As of 2016 he is member of the C3BI – HUB Team detached to the Human immunology center (CIH) and provides support for cytometry, next generation sequencing, and microarray data analysis. His areas of interest include the quality assurance and data analysis and visualization at the facility. He also has strong expertise in developing algorithms for function prediction from sequence data, image analysis, analysis of mass spectrometry data, workflow management systems. While at Pasteur he developed: KNIME extensions for Next Generation Sequencing (Link) Post Alignment Visualization and Characterization of High-Throughput Sequencing Experiments (Link) Post Alignment statistics of Illumina reads (Link)
KeywordsAlgorithmicsChIP-seqData managementData VisualizationImage analysisMachine learningSequence analysisDatabaseGenome analysisBiostatisticsProgram developmentScientific computingData and text miningIllumina HiSeqGraphics and Image ProcessingIllumina MiSeqHigh Throughput ScreeningFlow cytometry/cell sortingPac Bio
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Projects (2)
- Identifying new population(s) of NK cells involved in memory to bacterial infection(Melanie HAMON - Chromatin and Infection) - In Progress
- A long-term mission for an assigned CIH-embedded bioinformatician to provide bioinformatic support to the CIH community(Milena HASAN - Department of Immunology) - In Progress

Gael MILLOT
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KeywordsImage analysisStatistical inferenceBiostatisticsGeneticsSequencingDiagnostic tools
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Projects (22)
- Research of homopolymers in the integron integrase genes(Céline LOOT - Bacterial Genome Plasticity) - In Progress
- Effect of Chlamydia trachomatis infection on histone methylation and consequences(Agathe SUBTIL - Cellular Biology of Microbial Infection) - Pending
- Modification and reliance of Chlamydia trachomatis on host cell metabolism(Agathe SUBTIL - Cellular Biology of Microbial Infection) - Awaiting Publication

Thomas OBADIA
Thomas is a biostatistician who holds an engineering degree in Agronomy (Agrocampus Ouest, Rennes, France). He also holds a Ph.D. in biostatistics from Université Pierre et Marie Curie for his work on the spread of nosocomial pathogens on contact networks. During his Ph.D at INSERM, he investigated how high-resolution dynamical contact data could support infection-tracing conducted using more traditional approaches in healthcare settings, e.g. routine swabbing and genetic characterization of strains detected in patients or healthcare workers. He developed a new statistical framework to test the correlation between dynamic close-proximity interaction networks and biological carriage data. While at INSERM, he also developed the R0 package for R that aimed at implementing several computation methods used in estimating reproduction parameters for emerging transmissible diseases. After working as a statistical modeller for a private company in the pharmaceutical industry, he joined the Hub in 2016 as a statistician and is now involved in the projects of the Malaria: parasites and hosts unit headed by Ivo Mueller.
KeywordsModelingBiostatisticsScientific computingApplication of mathematics in sciencesClinical researchEpidemiology and public health
Organisms
Projects (5)
- Mosquito vector competence for Zika virus(Anna-Bella FAILLOUX - Arboviruses and Insect Vectors) - Pending
- Tests serologics anti-CNF1(Daniel GUERIN - Bacterial Toxins) - Closed
- Impact des contraintes biomécanistiques sur la dynamique des macro-ouverture induits par l'EDIN de Staphylococcus aureus.(Camille MOREL - Bacterial Toxins) - In Progress

Emeline PERTHAME
Since February 2017 Research engineer, Hub of Bioinformatics and Biostatistics of the C3BI, Institut Pasteur 2015-2017 Post doctoral position, team MISTIS, INRIA Grenoble Topic: Robust clustering and robust non linear regression in high dimension. Collaboration with Florence Forbes (INRIA). 2012-2015 PhD thesis in Statistics, Applied Mathematics Department of Agrocampus-Ouest, IRMAR UMR 6625 CNRS, Rennes Topic: Stability of variable selection in regression and classification issues for correlated data in high dimension. Supervisor: David Causeur (Agrocampus-Ouest, IRMAR). Education 2015 PhD thesis in Statistics, Applied Mathematics Department of Agrocampus-Ouest, IRMAR UMR 6625 CNRS, Rennes 2012 ISUP degree (Institut de Statistique de l’UPMC), Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris 2012 Master 2 of Statistics, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris
KeywordsClusteringModelingStatistical inferenceTranscriptomicsBiostatisticsExploratory data analysisDimensional reductionStatistical experiment designMultidimensional data analysis
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Projects (22)
- Asymmetric heart morphogenesis(BERNHEIM SÉGOLÈNE - Heart Morphogenesis) - In Progress
- Modulation of Flu transmission in Niger , according to climate variations over the past ten years(Ronan JAMBOU - Other) - Awaiting Publication
- Left-right patterning of heart precursors(Tobias BØNNELYKKE - Heart Morphogenesis) - In Progress

Natalia PIETROSEMOLI
Dr. Natalia Pietrosemoli is an Engineer with a M. Sc. in Modeling and Simulation of Complex Realities from the International Center for Theoretical Physics, ICTP and the International School of Advanced Studies, SISSA (Triest, Italy). During her M. Sc. internships she mostly worked in modeling, optimization, combinatorics and information theory applied to medical imaging. In 2012 she got a Ph. D in Computational Biology from the School of Bioengineering of Rice University (Houston, TX, US), where she specialized in computational structural biology and functional genomics. Her doctoral thesis “Protein functional features extracted with from primary sequences : a focus on disordered regions”, contributed to a better understanding of the functional and evolutionary role of intrinsic disorder in protein plasticity, complexity and adaptation to stress conditions. As part of her Ph. D., Natalia was a visiting scholar in two labs in Madrid: the Structural Computational Biology Group at the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO), where she mainly worked in sequence analysis and the functional-structural relationships of proteins, and the Computational Systems Biology Group at the Spanish National Centre for Biotechnology (CNB-CSIC ), where she studied the functional implications of intrinsically disordered proteins at the genomic level for several organisms, collaborating with different experimental and theoretical groups. In 2013, she joined the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics as a postdoctoral fellow in the Bioinformactics Core Facility. Her main project consisted in the molecular classification of a rare type of lymphoma, which involved the integration of transcriptomic, clinical and mutational data for the identification of molecular markers for classification, diagnosis and prognosis. This work was performed in collaboration with the Pathology Institute at the University Hospital of Lausanne (CHUV). In November of 2015 Natalia joined the Hub Team @ Pasteur C3BI as a Senior Bioinformatician. Natalia is especially interested in the integrative analysis of different omics data, both at large-scale and for small datasets, and loves collaborating in interdisciplinary environments and having feedback from her fellow experimental colleagues. Currently, she’s coordinating several projects performing functional and pathway analysis at the genomic level. By grouping genes, proteins and other biological molecules into the pathways they are involved in, the complexity of the analyses is significantly reduced, while the explanatory power increases with respect to having a list of differentially expressed genes or proteins.
KeywordsAlgorithmicsData managementGenomicsImage analysisMachine learningModelingProteomicsSequence analysisStructural bioinformaticsTranscriptomicsDatabaseGenome analysisBiostatisticsScientific computingDatabases and ontologiesApplication of mathematics in sciencesData and text miningGeneticsGraphics and Image ProcessingBiosensors and biomarkersClinical researchCell biology and developmental biologyInteractomicsBioimage analysis
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Projects (32)
- Exploring pathogenic mechanisms of chronic inflammatory disease: unresolved issues in IL-23/IL-17 biology(YAHIA HANANE - Immunoregulation) - Pending
- Study of the role of cyclic dimeric guanosine mono-phosphate (c-di-GMP) in the regulation of virulence and biofilm formation in Leptospira interrogans(Gregoire DAVIGNON - Other) - Pending
- Global BioID-based SARS-CoV-2 proteins proximal interactome unveils novel ties between viral polypeptides and host factors involved in multiple COVID19-associated mechanisms(Yves JACOB - Molecular Genetics of RNA Viruses) - In Progress
Hugo VARET
Hugo Varet is a biostatistician engineer from the Ensai (Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Analyse de l’Information) and has been recruited in 2013 by the Transcriptome & Epigenome Platform of the Biomics Pole. Late 2014 he obtained a permanent position at the Bioinformatics & Biostatistics Hub and has been detached to the platform to continue the statistical analyses of RNA-Seq data and develop R pipelines and Shiny applications that help in this task. One of them is named SARTools and is available on GitHub: https://github.com/PF2-pasteur-fr/SARTools. In December 2019 he left the Biomics Platform and joined the Bioinformatics & Biostatistics Hub as a core-member.
KeywordsMetabolomicsModelingSequence analysisStatistical inferenceTranscriptomicsBiostatisticsScientific computingApplication of mathematics in sciencesExploratory data analysisHigh Throughput ScreeningClinical research
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Projects (28)
- Evaluation in cellulo of the impact of insecticide usage on arbovirus population(VALLET THOMAS - Viral Populations and Pathogenesis) - In Progress
- Analysis of the molecular pathways induced by the activation of the Nod2 receptor by MDP in hypothalamic neurons(Ilana GABANYI - Perception and Memory) - Pending
- Characterization of a broad spectrum chemical inhibitor targeting the endocytic pathway to prevent bacterial intoxications.(Eléa PAILLARES - Bacterial Toxins) - In Progress

Stevenn VOLANT
After a diploma of statistician engineer from the Ensai (Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Analyse de l’Information) and a Ph.D in applied mathematics in the Statistics & Genome lab (AgroParisTech), I worked as a developer for the XLSTAT software. I have implemented some statistical methods such as mixture models, log-linear regression, mood test, bayesian hierarchical modeling CBC/HB, … Then I worked as a head teacher in statistics for one year. I was recruited in the Bioinformatic and biostatistic hub of the C3BI (Center of Bioinformatics, Biostatistics and Integrative Biology) in 2014, I am in charge of the statistical analysis and the development of R/R shiny pipelines.
KeywordsMachine learningStatistical inferenceTargeted metagenomicsBiostatisticsApplication of mathematics in sciencesStatistical experiment design
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Projects (34)
- Etude de la réponse immunitaire néonatale dans la coqueluche maligne : approche transcriptomique(Soraya MATCZAK - Biodiversity and Epidemiology of Bacterial Pathogens) - Pending
- FLAVIMMUNITY(Giovanna BARBA SPAETH - Structural Virology) - Pending
- Etude de l’évolution des Troubles Olfactifs chez les patients ayant une perte de l’odorat persistante des suites de la COVID-19(Erwan POIVET - Department of Neuroscience) - Pending
Vincent LAVILLE
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KeywordsBiostatistics
Organisms
Human
Projects (0)
Élise JACQUEMET
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KeywordsBiostatistics
Organisms
Projects (9)
- Kinase involvement in antifungal resistance in C. glabrata(Colin CLAIRET - Department of Mycology) - In Progress
- HKA: systemic analysis of two-component signalling(Arnaud FIRON - Biology of Gram-Positive Pathogens) - In Progress
- CORSER-4 Cohort Study: Assessment of the humoral immune response to COVID-19 vaccination in each subpopulation defined by type of vaccination regimen, at 1-3-6-12-24 months(BERNARD MARIE-CHARLOTTE - Center for Translational Science) - In Progress