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I am a computational biologist working in environmental microbiology and metagenomics.

My research experience encompasses different topics and interests, ranging from molecular biology to metagenomics.

After a master's in fundamental microbiology, I obtained my PhD in molecular and cellular biology at University of Saclay, France in 2016. My dissertation focused on understanding intracellular fluxes of glutathion and its impact on protein secretion in yeast.

Convinced of the importance of computer science and data analysis skills in today's biological research, I completed a second master's degree in computer science, at the University of Rennes 1, France. In 2017, I joined the Hurwitz lab at the University of Arizona, as a postdoctoral fellow. There, my research focused on the development of cyber-infrastructures applying FAIR data principles for large-scale metagenomics datasets. In 2021, I joined the 'Microbes inside' team, at the University of Helsinki, Finland. My current research focuses on phage-host dynamics in the infant gut microbiota.

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