Team:INSA-Lyon/insa

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INSA-LYON

INSTRUCTORS
Yoann Louis

Associate professor at the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon and coordinator of the 2014 iGEM INSA-LYON Team

Up to now my work is mainly to study trace metals/ organic matter behavior in various environment and to give an expertise on their potential toxicity depending on the bio-physico-chemical conditions of the studied site.

As a chemist, my interest in the iGEM project is to have an interdisciplinary approach of the project and not only a biological approach.

Corinne Dorel-Flamant

My teaching activities in the Microbial Genetics mainly take place within the Biosciences department at INSA Lyon, but also at the Ecole Normale Supérieur de Lyon and at the University Claude Bernard Lyon 1. My research work is based on the understanding of genetic mechanisms involved in the formation of biofilms and the contamination of materials. Being the Communications officer for the Biosciences department, my participation in iGEM is part of a strategy to promote and share knowledge in the field of research in genetic engineering and more generally in Biological Sciences.

Agnès Rodrigue

As an associate professor I find that iGEM is an unique experience, a place to mix teaching and practice in a long term project relying on students’ motivation. My teaching interests are microbiology, molecular biology, protein engineering and bioinformatics. My research topic focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms involved in bacterial adaptation to a metal-rich environment, from molecular interactions to population biology. Apart from the basic approaches, this subject offers also the opportunity to develop biological tools for the bioremediation of spoiled environment or the in situ detection of toxic compounds for instance, developments which I’m interested in. My motivation for iGEM is the same: conception and application.

Marie-Pierre Escudié
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Marianne Chouteau
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Alexandre Duprey
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Emiel van der Kouwe
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Valérie Desjardin
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ADVISORS
Nicolas Comte
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Pedro Da Silva
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Damien Jacques
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Benoît Drogue
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Viviane Chansavang
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Philippe Lejeune
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Valérie Forest
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Phil Oger
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