Internships on bacterial regulatory networks: models, methods, and experiments
Would you like to do an internship in a multidisciplinary, international environment? Have a look at the IBIS internship page for more information.
Job offer: PhD thesis
Development, characterization and control of E. coli communities on an automated experimental platform
Job offer: PhD thesis
Experimental and computational analysis of bacterial self-replicators
Paper published in Journal of the Royal Society Interface
Mathematical modelling of microbes: metabolism, gene expression and growth by Hidde de Jong et al.
Internship offer
Inference of stochastic mixed-effects models of gene expression dynamics in microbial cells
Paper published in mBio
The Csr system regulates Escherichia coli fitness by controlling glycogen accumulation and energy levels by Manon Morin et al.
Workshop on microbial growth control and biotechnological applications
The workshop Microbial growth control and biotechnological applications will be held in Montpellier on October 20, 2017, as a satellite event of the annual meeting of the GDR BioSynSys. The workshop is organized by IBIS and other members of the Reset project. For more information and registration, see the workshop…
Paper published in Bioinformatics (special issue ISMB/ECCB 2017)
Estimation of time-varying growth, uptake and excretion rates from dynamic metabolomics data by Eugenio Cinquemani et al.
Paper published in Trends in Microbiology
“Resource reallocation in bacteria by reengineering the gene expression machinery” by Hidde de Jong et al.
Paper published in PLoS Computational Biology
“Dynamical allocation of cellular resources as an optimal control problem: Novel insights into microbial growth strategies” by Nils Giordano et al.
