Molecular programming and sequencing readout for accurate and multiplexed microRNA quantification. Mission Our team is looking for a talented and motivated postdoc to work on microRNA detection technologies. The postdoctoral position, funded by an ERC starting grant (MoP-MiP), is open… Continue Reading →
I am Guillaume, CNRS researcher at ESPCI Paris in the Laboratory Gulliver located in Paris. My research interests are centered around DNA nanotechnologies and molecular programming, from their fundamental demonstrations to applications in diagnostics and biotechnology. My work is a… Continue Reading →
Out in Nature Nanotechnology, our work leverages a versatile molecular circuit with droplet microfluidics for the detection, quantification, and analysis of enzymes at the single molecule level [1]. The article can be accessed by following this link: https://rdcu.be/dzDGz The… Continue Reading →
Out in Nature, our work on DNA-encoded neural networks powered by enzymes. I think it deserves a summary article: Being able to compute at the molecular level, leveraging the high parallelization and energy-efficiency of (bio)chemical reactions, will enable to build… Continue Reading →
Development of a multimodal and multiplex cancer biomarker quantification method Mission A 2-year postdoc postdoc position is open at ESPCI Paris to work on a collaborative project between the Laboratory Gulliver (ESPCI), the laboratory MEPPOT (University of Paris), and the… Continue Reading →
Come to discuss if you are interested ! Lieu Nous ouvrons une offre de stage à l’ESPCI/Université Paris Sciences et Lettres, dans le laboratoire Gulliver dirigé par Olivier Dauchot. Le laboratoire est situé dans le centre de Paris (5ème arrondissement),… Continue Reading →
MicroRNAs are short endogenous RNA strands that finely tune gene expression. Countless articles have reported a link between the dysregulation of microRNA expressions and diseases including cancer or neurodegenerative diseases, among others. These disease signatures often involve more than one… Continue Reading →
MicroRNAs are foreseen as promising biomarkers for diagnosis, prognosis and follow up of cancer diseases. First things first: be able to detect these biomarkers reliably and sensitively. The objective of this work is to propose a novel technology for the… Continue Reading →
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