Cristina Gonzalez-Gutierez comes from Burgos, Spain. She was already in the lab last year for her Master 2’ trainee and succeeded on getting a grant from the Physics doctoral school to start her PHD in our lab! She will work with Laurent Limozin and Philippe Robert on ‘Contrôle physique des interactions ligand-récepteur de surface induisant une réponse immunitaire.’
Lab life
Welcome Ambroise Wu
Ambroise is a student from Master 2 Development and Immunology. He’s here for 5 months, with Pierre-Henri Puech.
Welcome Laura Guesquiere-dierickx
Laura starts this month a trainee for her Engineer diploma at Ecole Centrale Marseille. She will be here for 2 months with Pierre-Henri Puech.
Welcome Anaïs and Serge-William!
Anaïs Sadoun started her PDH with a LABEX INFORM grant. She will be supervised by Pierre-Henri Puech and Yannick Hammon from CIML.
Serge-William Neves-Dias starts a 2 months’ trainee for his bachelor diploma (physique-biologie) with Marie-Pierre Valignat.
A new M2 trainee, Cristina Gonzales Gutierrez
Cristina Gonzales starts this month a 5-months traineeship with Olivier Theodoly. She is in the Master 2 Research Development and Immunology and will study migration of T lymphocytes and microfluidics.
Welcome to our new post-doctoral researcher Thomas Sbarrato!
Thomas Sbarrato is citizen from Monaco. He obtained his PhD in Leicester, United Kingdom, at the Medical research council, toxicology unit. He will work with Marie-Pierre Valignat and Olivier Theodoly.

Welcome to our new PhD students Yoon & Alex
This month, Yoon Koo and Alexander Hornung have started their PhD projects.
Yoon comes from Korea. She will be supervised by Anne-Marie Lellouch and Jean-Pierre Gorvel in a Labex inform project involving also Marie-Pierre Valignat and Olivier Theodoly. The goal is to develop study the migration properties of T lymphocytes subpopulation generated by the infection of mice by Bordetella Perrtussis.
Alexander comes from Austria. He will be supervised by Marie-Pierre Valignat and investigate the properties of lymphocyte migration on substrates with different adhesion properties.

A new research assistant (Ingénieur d’Etudes) in LAI!
Martine Pelicot starts her new job in LAI. Martine has 4 years’ experience in a private company, VIRBAC and was then hired by INSERM in Paris, in unit U699 Immunopathologie Rénale, Récepteurs et Inflammation. She is now temporarily hosted at LAI as a research assistant. Martine will be in charge of producing new types of engineered cells, with her background of molecular biology and flow cytometry skills.




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