Team:Grenoble/Team/Advisors
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Geoffrey Bouchage
Grenoble INP - Phelma
"Trust me, I'm an engineer."
Grenoble INP - Phelma
"Trust me, I'm an engineer."
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Jean-Baptiste Lugagne
Grenoble INP - Phelma
I recently finished my studies in signal processing. Last year, I participated to the competition with the Grenoble team and got hooked up in the first few months. I continued in this domain and, with my skills in applied maths, statistics and computer science, joined the so-called 'second wave' of synthetic biology. The competition is an exceptional opportunity, both on the human and scientific level, and I think it's important for people like me to reach back and help other students have the same chances again.
Grenoble INP - Phelma
I recently finished my studies in signal processing. Last year, I participated to the competition with the Grenoble team and got hooked up in the first few months. I continued in this domain and, with my skills in applied maths, statistics and computer science, joined the so-called 'second wave' of synthetic biology. The competition is an exceptional opportunity, both on the human and scientific level, and I think it's important for people like me to reach back and help other students have the same chances again.
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Stéphane Pinhal
PhD student in Systems and Synthetic Biology
Interested in engineering the living, I joined the iGEM Paris Liliane Bettencourt 2010 team. I think iGEM is very formative on both scientific and human side. So I couldn't miss this adventure. We won the Best Foundational Advance Prize. In 2011, I was the advisor of the iGEM Grenoble team. It was a new challenge because it was the fist participation of a team from Grenoble. I shared my experience with them and help them to reach the Final. In order to have a place where you can talk and share about Synthetic Biology, I've founded the first club of Synthetic Biology in Grenoble: SynBioGre. This year, I'm an advisor of the iGEM Grenoble team … again! Rise and shine Grenoble 2012 ! ;)
PhD student in Systems and Synthetic Biology
Interested in engineering the living, I joined the iGEM Paris Liliane Bettencourt 2010 team. I think iGEM is very formative on both scientific and human side. So I couldn't miss this adventure. We won the Best Foundational Advance Prize. In 2011, I was the advisor of the iGEM Grenoble team. It was a new challenge because it was the fist participation of a team from Grenoble. I shared my experience with them and help them to reach the Final. In order to have a place where you can talk and share about Synthetic Biology, I've founded the first club of Synthetic Biology in Grenoble: SynBioGre. This year, I'm an advisor of the iGEM Grenoble team … again! Rise and shine Grenoble 2012 ! ;)
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Valentin Zulkower
PhD student in Systems Biology
I was trained as an engineer in Paris and spent two years eating schnitzels and statistics in Vienna, Austria. Meanwhile a personal project ( a cat with dust-adhesive hair... ) turned me into a synthetic biology enthusiast, and further readings led me to a Ph.D. in systems biology at the INRIA, in Grenoble. In short, I am a Mowgli maths nerd raised by biologists !
PhD student in Systems Biology
I was trained as an engineer in Paris and spent two years eating schnitzels and statistics in Vienna, Austria. Meanwhile a personal project ( a cat with dust-adhesive hair... ) turned me into a synthetic biology enthusiast, and further readings led me to a Ph.D. in systems biology at the INRIA, in Grenoble. In short, I am a Mowgli maths nerd raised by biologists !