Axel is interested in ribosomes, antimicrobials and small molecule sensing by bacteria.
axel.innis {at} inserm.fr
Mélanie is developing in-house methods for the high-throughput study of ribosome-targeting peptides.
melanie.gillard {at} u-bordeaux.fr
Thibaud develops bacterial protein factories and tools to study translational arrest in vivo.
thibaud.renault {at} u-bordeaux.fr
Fanny studies the mechanism of action of antimicrobials using cryo-EM and biochemistry.
fanny.boissier {at} u-bordeaux.fr
Anne teaches at the undergraduate level and develops bacterial strains for antimicrobial screening.
anne.bourdoncle {at} u-bordeaux.fr
Gaëlle is developing tools to study translational arrest in bacteria.
gaelle.duflot {at} u-bordeaux.fr
Arunima studies context-dependent antibiotic action and is also developing tools to study co-translational folding.
arunima.bhattacharya {at} u-bordeaux.fr
Dorian is studying mechanisms of metal sensing in bacteria.
dorian.gayral {at} u-bordeaux.fr
Lélaud develops bacterial protein factories.
lelaud.esnault {at} u-bordeaux.fr