People

Nadine Peyriéras-email me

Director/DR2

CNRS

Started the team in 2005. Started the USR3695 BioEmergences in 2016.

Paul Bourgine-my linkedin-email me

Associated Director and Visiting Professor

Open University

Co-founder since 2005

René Doursat-my website-email me

Senior Scientist

Manchester Metropolitan University

Collaborator since 2008

Monique Frain-my picture-email me

Permanent Researcher/CR1

CNRS

Joined in May 2010

Yannick Kergosien-email me

Professor/Professeur

Université de Cergy-Pontoise

Joined in 2013

Sylvia Bruneau-email me

Engineer/Ingénieure

INRA

Joined in January 2014

Eléna Kardash-email me

Research Scientist

CNRS BioEmergences

Since June 2017

I joined the lab in June, 2017 and my main focus is on 3D morphogenesis of pectoral fin in zebrafish. We study the processes underlying fin shaping during the first 48 hours of embryonic development. Additional interests: FRET biosensors, cell migration and cell division.

David Pastor Escuredo-email me

Post Doc.

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Collaboration started in 2007, joined in January 2016

Thierry Savy-email me

Research Engineer/Ingénieur de Recherche

CDI CNRS

Joined in 2006

Mark E. Hammons II-email me

Engineer/Ingénieur d'Études

CDD CNRS

Joined in 2013

Manon Mehraz-email me

Ingenieur d'etudes

CNRS - BioEmergences

Since January 2019

Juan Raphael Diaz Simões-email me

PhD Student/Doctorant

École polytechnique

Joined in January 2013

I'm establishing a robust and coherent methodology to obtain physical measurements (mecanics or stochastics) from tracking data generated by BioEmergences.

Svetlana Jovanic

PhD Student

PhaseView

Since October 1st 2017

Mageshi Kamaraj-email me

PhD Student

CNRS BioEmergences

Since December 2017

My project aims to contribute to understanding the cell dynamics and genetic regulation of the zebrafish hindbrain morphogenesis.

Hanh Nguyen-email me

PhD Student

CNRS BioEmergences

Since September 1st 2017

My project aims to investigate the in vivo cellular dynamics that contribute to pectoral fin bud shaping during the first 48 hours of embryonic development. Specifically, we aim to understand how a 2D cell monolayer reorganizes itself to become a 3D morphologically distinct structure.

Adeline Rausch-my linkedin-email me

PhD Student/Doctorante

Université Paris-Saclay

Joined in April 2013

BioEmergences' lab made me welcome as intern of bio-informatic master degree in 2013. My PhD project cosupervised by Yannick Kergosien and Nadine Peyriéras focuses on the quantitative and comparative development of some Chordate by using analysis of 3D+time embryo imaging.

Marie-José Selvam

Intern/Stagiaire

Joined in April 2016

A. R.-V.-my picture-email me

Engineer/Ingénieur d'Étude

CNRS

Projects management since 2005

Maria Ledesma

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Collaboration started in 2007

Pablo Loza-Alvarez

The Institute of Photonic Sciences

Collaboration started in 2014

Karol Mikula

Slovenská technická univerzita v Bratislave

Collaboration started in 2005

Mariana Remesikova

Slovenská technická univerzita v Bratislave

Collaboration started in 2005

Andrés Santos

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Collaboration started in 2007

Pierre Suret

Laboratoire de Physique des Lasers, Atomes et Molécules

Collaboration started in 2006

Adil Bakayan-my picture-email me

Post Doc.

CNRS

From 2013 to April 2017

Our detailed understanding of bioluminescence in Jellyfish and firefly led to its diverse uses in the field of life sciences. In this lab, we are investigating and improving some biological sensors based on bioluminescent proteins. These sensors have as role to follow calcium and biological force activities in platforms that facilitate from cell cultures to live embryos functional imaging.

Baptiste Baudu

Intern/Stagiaire

From April 2013 to June 2013

Luca Benini-email me

PhD Student/Doctorant

École doctorale FdV

From September 2014 to July 2015

Clovis Beraud-email me

Technician/ITA

From September 2014 to November 2016

Alexis Bourgine-email me

Intern/Stagiaire

From May 2014 to August 2014

Mathieu Bouyrie-my picture-email me

PhD Student/Doctorant

AgroParisTech

Joined in 2012

Adeline Boyreau-my linkedin-email me

Engineer/Ingénieure d'Étude

CDD CNRS

From 2012 to November 2015

Louise-Jeanne Chillou

Intern/Stagiaire

From July 2016 to August 2016

Audrey Colin

Technician/ITA

CDD CNRS

From 2010 to 2013

Ingrid Colin

Engineer/Ingénieur d'Étude

CNRS

From 2006 to 2013

Julien Delile-email me

Research Engineer/Ingénieur de Recherche

CNRS FBI

From 2008 to 2014

My primary research focus is the design of a theoretical model of early animal development. This project leads to the creation of an opensource framework, called MecaGen, which is going to be delivered by the end of the year 2014.

Saskia de Man-my linkedin-email me

Intern/Stagiaire

From January 2016 to June 2016

In the lab I am working with a Siamese zebrafish model together with PhD student Antonio Ortiz. Using the 3D+t microscopy we will acquire data on the gastrulation in this model, which will help us answer the question how robust or variable this process is.

Sophie Desnoulez

Engineer/Ingénieur d'Étude

CDD CNRS

From 2009 to 2010

Louise Duloquin

Post Doc.

CNRS

From 2009 to June 2013

Julien Dumont-my picture-email me

Microscope engineer/Ingénieur d'Étude

CNRS FBI

From August 2013 to July 2016

My job consists in assuring the good working and providing the metrology to all the imaging systems of the BioEmergences platform. I am currently developping, as well, a new imaging technique (SPIM).

Dimitri Fabrèges-my picture-my linkedin-email me

Post Doc.

CNRS

From November 2010 to June 2016

I started my project in Nadine's lab as an intern on cell lineage variability in sea urchin early development. In 2011, I started my PhD on the same topic, although we expanded the subject to the phenotypic variations and its sources in animal embryogenesis. I'm actively working with sea urchin twins and rabbit clones in order to decipher the processes underlying developmental variability.

Emmanuel Faure-my picture-email me

Research Engineer/Ingénieur de Recherche

École polytechnique

From 2005 to August 2014

Yan Feng-email me

Post Doc.

CNRS FBI

Joined in March 2017

Thibault Ferber-email me

Intern/Stagiaire, M1

École Polytechnique

From March to June 2014

Luc Foubert-email me

Engineer/Ingénieur de recherche

CNRS FBI

Joined in January 2017

Jean-François Gilles

"Engineer/Ingénieur"

From 2008 to 2010

Yohann Goldberg-email me

Intern/Stagiaire

From April to May 2014

Vasily Gurchenkov

Post Doc.

From 2009 to 2012

Hanna Häkkinen-email me

Intern/Stagiaire

From April 2016 to June 2016

Cell dynamics and the role of N-cadherin during zebrafish neural plate internalization

Matthieu Herrmann-email me

Engineer/Ingénieur d'Étude

CDD CNRS

From 2012 to June 2016

Fanny Husson

Biology Engineer/Ingénieure d'étude en biologie

CDD CNRS

Joined in November 2015

Raphaël Keller-email me

PhD Student/Doctorant

École polytechnique

From 2009 to 2013

Ludovic Leconte

CDD CNRS

From January 2011 to February 2013

Diane Lemaire

Intern/Stagiaire

From May 2012 to August 2012

Anaïs Lhomme

Intern/Stagiaire

From June 2013 to August 2013

Benoit Maury

CEE Contract

From 2006 to 2010

Alexis Mojales

Intern/Stagiaire

Universidad Austral de Chile

From September to November 2014

Antonio Ortiz-my picture-my linkedin-email me

PhD Student/Doctorant

Université Paris-Saclay

Joined in November 2015

My dissertation aims at investigating the plasticity and robustness of gastrulation, and exploring the possibility of distinguishing between inherited and acquired variation in two model organisms, sea urchin twins and Siamese zebrafish.

Gaëlle Recher-my picture-my linkedin-email me

Post Doc.

CNRS FBI

From January 2011 to May 2014

I joined the team of Nadine Peyriéras as a postdoctoral fellow in 2011. I was interested in studying cell dynamics and tissue morphodynamics during early zebrafish brain segmentation. To achieve this project, I used 3D+time two-photon imaging of transgenic zebrafish and appropriate data analyzing tools developed in the context of the BioEmergences platform. I also contributed to the development of the microscopes and especially the concept of artificial assistant that will lead to autonomous smart acquisition of biological samples in real time.

Damien Remy

Intern/Stagiaire

From April to June 2015

Barbara Rizzi-email me

CNRS TEFOR

From 2010 to December 2014

Stéphane Van Pe-my picture

Engineer Assistant/Assistant Ingénieur

CDD CNRS

From July 2013 to June 2014

Paul Villoutreix-my website-email me

PhD Student/Doctorant

École doctorale FdV

From June 2011 to July 2015

I joined the team in 2011 as a PhD student under the joint supervision of Nadine Peyriéras and Giuseppe Longo. My research concerns the quantitative analysis of variability in development. By studying the inter/intra individual variability in a small cohort of sea urchin, I participated in the elaboration of a prototypical representation of the blastula development and contributed to the study of the relationships between the individual cellular behavior and the macroscopic dynamics. I am also interested in the measure and modeling of epithelial organization by using algebraic topology.