Research group Juliette Griffie's research group
The Computational Microscopy for Cell Biology (CMCB) laboratory is a multidisciplinary team developing cutting-edge image analysis strategies to answer fundamental biology questions with advanced light microscopy.
The lab’s research scope ranges from studying cells at the molecular level, developing machine learning tools to extract meaningful information from images as well as modelling. The lab has a particular interest in immunology, both in terms of understanding auto immune diseases as well as immune cells’ activation and interactions.
The CMCB lab has fully funded job opportunities available (PhD students & Post docs) over a wide range of projects. Whether you are a cell biologist or a data analysis enthusiast from physics, computer science or engineering background, if you have a deep interest in using imaging to better understand immune cells, get in touch!
Group members
Group managers
Juliette Griffie
Assistant Professor
Members
Anna Kovács
Student
Erik Blondell
Student
Ines Pujol Masia
Student
Louise Scholz
Student
Morgane Chalon
Student
Luca Panconi
Postdoc
Inês Martins Cunha
PhD student
Sebastian Bauer
PhD student
Emma Latron
PhD student
Maxime Gestin
Postdoc