Exploring cell cycle regulation through quantitative proteomics

I’m Nicolas, an academic researcher focused on computational proteomics, bioinformatics, and cell cycle regulation. I earned my Bachelor’s and Master’s in Interdisciplinary Sciences at Paris Descartes University.

My research combines quantitative mass spectrometry, computational analysis, and experimental biology to uncover the dynamics of complex regulatory systems.

During my PhD at the Institut Jacques Monod (Camadro Lab), I developed novel quantitative proteomics approaches using in-silico computational methods with in-vivo experimental techniques. Today, as a Postdoctoral researcher in Julia Kamenz’s team, I apply these methods to study cell cycle dynamics using Xenopus eggs.

Outside the lab, I’m a proud Breton with a love for the sea, enjoying activities such as . Recently, I’ve also taken up skateboarding. Explore more about my research, publications, and projects below.

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