From b4c6d89d2d6be3a2a7c036c32232ba1cb06c1b6f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: LV-426 Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2015 13:50:46 +0300 Subject: removing abandoned data under root dir --- Internship 3 AIV - Submissions.csv | 50 --------------------- Internship_1_AIV - Submissions (2).csv | 48 -------------------- Students+internships (4).csv | 81 ---------------------------------- heroes.json | 36 --------------- import_cri_data | 2 - students+interests (2).csv | 24 ---------- 6 files changed, 241 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 Internship 3 AIV - Submissions.csv delete mode 100644 Internship_1_AIV - Submissions (2).csv delete mode 100644 Students+internships (4).csv delete mode 100644 heroes.json delete mode 100755 import_cri_data delete mode 100644 students+interests (2).csv diff --git a/Internship 3 AIV - Submissions.csv b/Internship 3 AIV - Submissions.csv deleted file mode 100644 index 96b9c969..00000000 --- a/Internship 3 AIV - Submissions.csv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,50 +0,0 @@ -First and Last name (First name),First and Last name (Last name),Email,Title of the internship,Nature of the internship,Short abstract describing what you'll do during your internship,Starting date,End date,Name of your internship supervisor (First Name),Name of your internship supervisor (Last Name),"Name of your internship supervisor (Title, grade)",Email of your internship supervisor,Laboratory / Company Name,Laboratory Affiliations,CNRS / INSERM unit code,Street,Street(continued),City,Country -Adrien,Glomaud,adrien.glomaud@gmail.com,Cardiac tissue engineering,Both,"Cardiac tissue engineering using CST (cell sheet technology) at ABMES Institute, Tokyo.",13 April 2015,3 July 2015,Tatsuya,Shimizu,Professor,shimizu.tatsuya@twmu.ac.jp,Cell Sheet Technology,"Institute of Advanced Biomedical Engineering and Science, Tokyo Women's Medical University",,"8-1 Kawada-cho, Shinjuku-ku","Tokyo, 162-8666",Tokyo,Japan -Aakriti,Jain,aakriti.jain24@gmail.com,Systems Biology approaches for understanding yeast metabolism,Both,"I will be using computational skills to analyze data from various experiments, such as flow cytometry, microscopy and sequencing data in order to gain a better understanding of sugar metabolism in S. cerevisiae. ",27 April 2015,15 September 2015,Micheal,Springer,Dr.,Michael_Springer@hms.harvard.edu,Wyss Institute at Harvard University,Harvard Medical School,,200 Longwood Ave,,Boston,United States -Hugo,Moisset,hugo.moisset@etu.parisdescartes.fr,Asymétries et morphogenèse du tube cardiaque,Theoretical,"Ce projet porte sur le mécanisme de la courbure du tube cardiaque embryonnaire, processus nécessaire à l'alignement correct des chambres cardiaques. La courbure du coeur est le premier signe d'asymétrie droite/gauche de l'embryon. Nous étudions au laboratoire le mécanisme de la courbure du tube cardiaque, en couplant expériences biologiques, analyses d'images et modélisation informatique. La question du projet de stage sera de mettre en évidence des asymétries des précurseurs cardiaques, entre la droite et la gauche de l'embryon. --à partir d'images 3D de la forme du tube cardiaque, en contexte sauvage ou mutant, des quantifications géométriques seront réalisées sur le logiciel Icy. --un modèle informatique de type élément fini sera manipulé, pour tester des hypothèses et comprendre comment des asymétries locales affectent la forme globale du coeur embryonnaire. --à partir de données RNA seq, des analyses bioinformatiques seront réalisées pour identifier des marqueurs exprimés de façon asymétrique. -",27 April 2015,31 July 2015,Sigolène ,Meilhac,Directrice de recherche,sigolene.meilhac@pasteur.fr,Morphogénèse Cardiaque,Institut Imagine,CNRS URA 2578,24 boulevard du Montparnasse,,Paris,France -anne,paria,anne.paria@gmail.com,How can listeria cross the human barriers ? ,Experimental,"I found a great internship at pasteur institute, in Marc Lecuit biology of infections lab. He works on Listeria monocytogenes, and studies how this agent cross the intestinal, feto-placental and blood brain barriers. -I think I have a lot to learn in this lab, since they use advanced cellular biology and imaging techniques. -I hope you will agree with this project. -Best, -Anne. ",13 April 2015,10 July 2015,marc,lecuit,Pr ,marc.lecuit@pasteur.fr,biology of infections,Pasteur institute,,25-28 rue du docteur roux,,75015,France -Danaé,DAVID,danae.david@hotmail.fr,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,France -Agnes,Köhler,koehler.agnes@gmail.com,iOS Praktikum + courses,Both,"This trimester I would like to spend at the Technical University of Munich. There I will attend a practical course called iOS Praktikum where in groups of about 4-5 people an iOS application will be realised from scratch. The content can be very different and connects lots of fields. Actual firms introduce their projects mid april, but one possibility could e.g. be to develop a game about trees in order to have an educational game where you learn about different trees and their ideal environment. But the possibilities are of a wide variety. For more details see also: http://www1.in.tum.de/lehrstuhl_1/component/content/article/106-teaching/ss2015/575 - -In addition I will follow some interdisciplinary courses: -- Algorithmic Bioinformatics -- Modeling and Simulation -- Petrinets -- Cognitive Systems -- Biophysics -",13 April 2015,18 July 2015,Lukas,Alperowitz,MSc,alperowi@in.tum.de,Chair of Applied Software Engineering,Technical University of Munich,,Institut für Informatik I1 ,Boltzmannstraße 3,Munich,Germany -Alexis,DOLLION,dollion.alexis.14340@gmail.com,Mating network construction and analysis in the viviparous lizard,Theoretical,"Matings within a sexual population can be outlined with a biparti graph: individuals are represented by the graph's tops, split into 2 classes, one for the males and one for the females; the edges which meet to the tops describe matings between males and females (for example, in the case of a monogamous mating system, only one edge join male to a female). The biparti network build up this way can be study through methods of the graphs theory. The calculation of appropriate topological descriptors give for example information about polygyny distribution across the population, and also allows to quantify the sexual selection (Moller & Legendre 2001). -The aim of this internship is to use a really complete data bases on the viviparous lizard (L. vivipara) populations from Sandrine Meylan and Manuel Massot (IEES - UMR 7618), and build up the biparti graphs associated to the matings in those poulations. Those networks will be analyze thanks to softwares developed by Stephane Legedre to studying mating patterns. -The co-direction f this internship with Manual Massot and Sandrine Meylan is an essential aspect, because of their extensive knowledge of the physiology and the behavior in L. vivipara.",11 April 2015,10 July 2015,Stéphane,LEGENDRE,Dr.,legendre@biologie.ens.fr, Ecology & Evolution laboratory,Ecole Normale Supérieure,UMR 7625,Ecole Normale Supérieure,"46 rue d'Ulm, 75005",Paris,France -Flore,SALVIAT,floresalviat@voila.fr,Morpho wings replication,Both,"Natural photonic structures have been studied and have shown their interest as a source of inspiration for new bio-inspired devices in many areas. After these initial studies and characterization phases, we have now to reproduce these structures, mainly in inorganic materials, to exacerbate interesting effects or generate new ones. If we want to preserve the best of their multi-scale and more or less ordered structures, producing a molding seems more appropriate. Such prints can be achieved by physical or chemical means, the latter being a priori particularly suitable for three-dimensional structures. - - -- Optical characterizations of photonic butterfly wings -- Simulation of butterfly wings structure and their resulting properties Replication of the structure of butterfly wings with inorganic species (SiO2, TiO2, ZrO2) by infilling methods Structural and optical characterization of replicas ",18 May 2015,21 August 2015,Lionel,NICOLE,Maître de conférence,lionel.nicole@upmc.frUni,Laboratoire Chimie de la Matière Condensée de Paris,Université Pierre et Marie Curie,UMR 7574,Collège de France - 11 place Marcelin Berthelot,,PARIS,France -Marguerite,Benony,marguerite.benony@gmail.com,Designing tangible human computer interfaces,Both,"The Fluid Interfaces research group radically rethinks human-computer interaction with the aim of making the user experience more seamless, natural and integrated in our physical lives. The goal is to design and develop interfaces that are a more natural extension of our minds, bodies and behavior while exploring the following themes: -Interfaces that perceive the user, its current context and actions and offer relevant services and information based on that awareness; -Interfaces that offer a more natural interaction experience, that allow a user to use the functionality without diverting their attention or disrupting their actions; -Wearable interfaces that augment the human senses and capabilities; -Interfaces that are designed for more specific or limited applications making innovative use of their physical shape, size and materials.",13 April 2015,29 August 2015,Pattie,Maes,Pr,pattie@media.mit.edu,Media Lab - Fluid Interfaces group,Massachusetts Institute of technology,,75 Amherst st,,"Cambridge, MA 02139",United States -Yara,Alcheikh,y.alcheikh@gmail.com,NEURAL ORGANIZATION IN THE EMBRYONIC SPINAL CORD:,Theoretical,"HIERARCHY OF NEURAL ORGANIZATION IN THE EMBRYONIC SPINAL CORD - - -The idea is to work do a collaboration with the ARAMIS Lab (Fabrizio DE VICO FALLANI and Mario CHAVEZ) and with the Wyart Lab at the ICM to learn how to do causality analysis on calcium activity of spinal neuron populations. - -",15 April 2015,15 July 2015,Claire,Wyart,PhD,claire.wyart@gmail.com,ICM,"Inserm, UPMC",,83,bld de l'hôpital 75013,Paris,France -Camille,Blakeley,cblakeleydejy@gmail.com,Causality in evidence-based medicine,Theoretical,"Diagnosis of disease in medicine is a process which calls upon causal, pathophysiological and probabilistic reasoning. Indeed, this reflection is at the crossroads of empirical thinking, based on experience and observation, and the theoretical assumption of causal determinism, according to which each event is explained by a precedent one and must abide to the laws of nature. Today, with the rise of evidence based medicine and the exponential increase of the wealth of biological knowledge, it may seem that the deterministic approach has become the preferred method, randomized control trials being used to uncover the necessary correlations underpinning the determinisms of disease or therapeutics. -However, notwithstanding the pragmatic successes of this method and its attractiveness, the pervasive controversies about criteria of tests and their validity may indicate that the principled justifications of evidence based medicine require a thorough examination. Quality assessment tools have been employed to evaluate the relevance and credibility of such methods but have been exposed to be somewhat unreliable and inconsistant. Furthermore, according to evidential determinism, our knowledge of causal processes cannot exclusively rely on statistical correlation, as is done in evidence based medicine. It may additionally require a mechanistic understanding of the process in order to avoid inherent biases.",28 April 2015,28 July 2015,Philippe ,Huneman,Director of Research,philippe.huneman@gmail.com,Institut d’Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences ,CNRS / Paris I Sorbonne,,13 rue du Four ,,Paris,France -paula,fontanilla,paulafontanillar@gmail.com,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,France -Xavier,Zaoui,xavier.zaoui@hotmail.fr,Epithelial Tissu 2D-modelization,Theoretical,"I will learn how to put cellular mechanisms into equations and then modelize their behaviour. -I will also perhaps be involved in modeling courses. -The project still has to be built.",15 April 2015,3 July 2015,Vincent,Danos,Professor,vincent.danos@gmail.com,Informatics Department - ENS,Ecole Normale Superieure,,45 rue d'Ulm,,Paris,France -Urszula ,Czerwinska,ulcia.liberte@gmail.com,Metro microbiome sequencing,Both,"Eco-Smart Solutions Open Lab start up -Background study 16S Paris metro sequencing",1 April 2015,14 July 2015,Pascal,Hersen,PhD,phersen@gmail.com,Open Lab,CRI,TBA,TBA,TBA,Paris,France -,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,France diff --git a/Internship_1_AIV - Submissions (2).csv b/Internship_1_AIV - Submissions (2).csv deleted file mode 100644 index 79d8e25b..00000000 --- a/Internship_1_AIV - Submissions (2).csv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -First and Last name (First name),First and Last name (Last name),Email,Title of your internship,Nature of the internship,Short abstract describing what you'll do during your internship,Starting date ,End date,Name of your internship supervisor (First Name),Name of your internship supervisor (Last Name),"Name of your internship supervisor (Title, grade)",Email of your internship supervisor,Laboratory / Company Name,Laboratory Affiliations,CNRS / INSERM unit code,Street,Street (continued),City,Country -Yara,Alcheikh,y.alcheikh@gmail.com,Cannabinoid effects on brain functional connectivity,Both,"A large part of my work will be network-based analysis of brain connectivity using MATLAB. After, I will possibly do in-vitro experiments and in-vivo imaging of the brain with ultrasound.",07/10/2014,30/01/2014,Zsolt,Lenkei,"MD,PHD",zsolt.lenkei@espci.fr,ESPCI ParisTech Brain Plasticity Unit: Neuronal Structure and Dynamics ,ESPCI and Institut Langevin (collaboration with Mickaël Tanter),CNRS Unit 8249,"10, rue Vauquelin 75005 Paris, France",,Paris,France -Marguerite,Benony,marguerite.benony@gmail.com,iGEM Paris Bettencourt : the smell of us,Experimental,"I am advisor in the 2014 Paris Bettencourt iGEM team. -We are working on body odors and so we are designing probiotic cosmetics that are supposed to inhibit them.",01/07/2014,31/10/2014,Ariel,Lindner,co-director of AIV M.Sc. program.,ariel.lindner@inserm.fr,INSERM,Paris Descartes,1001,24 rue du Faubourg saint Jacques,75014,Paris,France -Camille,Blakeley,cblakeleydejy@gmail.com,Role of mitochondria on cell cycle length,Both,I will analyze through a matlab program multiple generations of cell divisions for which I have decorrelated mitochondria and volume to study their respective role in cell cycle length. ,31/10/2014,31/12/2014,Clotilde,Cadart,PhD student,clotilde.cadart@curie.fr, Systems Cell Biology of Cell Polarity and Cell Division,Institut Curie,UMR 144,12 rue Lhomond,,Paris,France -Urszula ,Czerwinska,ulcia.liberte@gmail.com,iGEM,Both,"Directed evolution, modeling, MOOC",01/07/2014,07/11/2014,Ariel,Lindner,PhD,ariel.lindner@inserm.fr,iGEM Paris Bettencourt,Inserm,U1001,24 rue du Faubourg Saint Jacques,,Paris,France -Jean-François,Darrigrand,jfdarrigrand@hotmail.fr,Nuclear movement and cytoskeleton connections,Both,I am going to study how cytoskeleton regulates nuclear positioning and what are the roles of nuclear positioning during cell migration and myofiber formation. ,17/09/2014,17/12/2014,Bruno,Cadot,senior researcher,bruno.cadot@upmc.fr,Myology center of research,INSERM UPMC,"UMR974, CNRS FRE3617",105 boulevard de l’Hôpital,,Paris,France -Danaé,David,danae.david@hotmail.fr,Mécanotransduction : de la surface de la cellule à son noyau,Both,"construction de protéines membranaires portant des tag fluorescents -transfection dans cellules de mammifères pour observation + détermination conditions optimales (microscope, FRET + TIRF) - -",01/10/2014,01/01/2014,Nicolas,Borghi,chef d'équipe,borghi.nicolas@ijm.univ-paris-diderot.fr,institut Jacques Monod,CNRS - université paris diderot,i don't know,"15, rue Hélène Brion ",,75205 Paris Cedex 13,France -Henry,De Belly,henry.debelly@gmail.com,iGEM,Both,"iGEM: We will cure body odour. -",01/06/2014,31/10/2014,Edwin,Wintermute,"PhD, Post-doc",ehwintermute@gmail.com,Inserm -CRI,Inserm - CRI, U1001,24,faubourg st jacque,Paris ,France -Alexis,DOLLION,dollion.alexis.14340@gmail.com,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,France -Alexis,Dollion,dollion.alexis.14340@gmail.com,Stress as an indicator of habitat degradation,Experimental,The aim of the internship is to correlate stress to the habitat degration and also investigate if the stress can affect physiological parameters such as immune response or metabolism. Using lizards.,04/09/2014,30/11/2014,Rémy,Josserand,doctoral student,remy.josserand@gmail.com,UMR 7618 IEES Paris,Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI),UMR 7618,"Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Bâtiment A","7 Quai Saint-Bernard, ","75005, Paris",France -Paula Victoria,Fontanilla Ramirez,paulafontanillar@gmail.com,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,France -Paula Victoria ,Fontanilla Ramirez,paulafontanillar@gmail.com,Etude de la régulation des chromosomes sexuels au cours de la spermiogenèse et de son impact sur la différenciation des cellules germinales mâles.,Experimental,da,06/10/2014,31/12/2014,Julie,Cocquet,PhD ,julie.cocquet@inserm.fr,0, Institut Cochin75014 Paris.,"Inserm u1016, ","24 rue du Faubourg St Jacques, 75014 Paris.","24 rue du Faubourg St Jacques, 75014 Paris.",Paris,France -Juan Manuel,GARCIA ARCOS,JUANMAGARCIAARCOS@GMAIL.COM,iGEM,Both,"iGEM, international genetically engineered machine",01/07/2014,30/11/2014,Edwin,Wintermute,PhD,ehwintermute@gmail.com,iGEM Paris Bettencourt,CRI,U1001,24 rue du Faubourg Saint-Jacques,,Paris,France -Cristina,GARCIA TIMERMANS,crisgtimermans@gmail.com,The smell of us - iGEM,,"Synthetic Biology internship in a laboratory. How to design an experiment. Lab work such as cloning, transforming, PCR experiments. ",01/06/2014,01/11/2014,Jake,Wintermute,Postdoc,ehwintermute@gmail.com,INSERM,Paris Descartes,,24 rue Faubourg Saint Jaques,Faculte de Medecine,Paris,France -Adrien,Glomaud,adrien.glomaud@etu.parisdescartes.fr,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,France -Adrien,Glomaud,adrien.glomaud@etu.parisdescartes.fr,Modélisation mathématique et Analyse de données appliquées à la corrélation entre diabète de type 1 et maladies infectieuses,Theoretical,"Modélisation mathématique -Wolfram Mathematica -Analyse de données -Génération de graphes -Tests statistiques",29/09/2014,26/12/2014,Alain-Jacques,Valleron,Professeur,alain-jacques.valleron@inserm.fr,Hopital Bicetre,Inserm,U986," Site de l’hôpital Bicêtre, Bât G.Pincus 1er étage 80, rue du Général Leclerc ",,Paris,France -Julie,Hamon,julie.hamon6@gmail.com,"""Perception de la parole chez le nourrisson""",Both,"First, I will do some programming (Matlab) to prepare the experiment with the infants (4 months). -Then, the experiment is done: the baby listens to some sounds and an eye-tracker collects the datas. ",22/09/2014,22/12/2014,Sharon,Peperkamp,Directrice de recherche,Sharon.Peperkamp@ens.fr,"Laboratoire de Sciences Cognitives et Psycholinguistique, Equipe Le langage et son acquisition",Ecole Normale Supérieure,CNRS UMR8554,"29, rue d'Ulm",75005,Paris,France -Aakriti,Jain,aakriti.jain24@gmail.com,iGEM Paris Bettencourt,Both,"Lab -- Cloning, sequencing of odor genes in E. coli and C. striatum. -Theoretical -- Bioinformatics analyses on odor related genes to find mutation frequencies, etc.",01/07/2014,02/11/2014,Edwin,Wintermute,Dr.,ehwintermute@gmail.com,CRI/iGEM Paris Bettencourt,CRI/iGEM Paris Bettencourt,,27 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Jacques,,Paris,France -Agnes,Köhler,koehler.agnes@gmail.com,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,France -Agnes,Köhler,koehler.agnes@gmail.com,Decision Theory in Biological Context,Theoretical,"The aim would be to study and model the tradeoff for an individual between relying on his own rationality or social information(litterature, state problem, modeling, application to biological setting)",29/09/2014,29/12/2014,Sacha,Bourgeois-Gironde,Prof.,sbgironde@gmail.com,Institut Jean Nicod,"CNRS, EHESS, ENS",,"29, Rue d'Ulm",,Paris,France -Skendi,Mariela,,,,She will follow the M1 Statistic class and online tutorial on statistics instead of the first internship.,,,,,,,,,,,,, -Hugo,Moisset,hugo.moisset@etu.parisdescartes.fr,Démembrement des bases moléculaires et physiopathologiques des dysgénésies oculaires.,Both,"- Exploiter des données de séquencage à haut débit à des fins d'identification des mutations responsables de dysgénésie oculaire. Confirmer, étudier et analyser différents variants génétiques.",15/09/2014,15/12/2014,Lucas ,Farès-Taie,Post-doctorant,lucas.fares-taie@inserm.fr,Laboratoire de Génétique Ophtalmologique,Paris Descartes,INSERM UMR1163,24 boulevard du Montparnasse ,,75015 Paris,France -Anne,Paria,anne.paria@gmail.com,Study about the physical or sports activity of the French population,Theoretical,"I will be in charge of writing an article. 4000 people have been interviewed about their physical activity, the time they spent in front of a computer, etc... I will have to finish the analysis. ",15/09/2014,15/12/2014,Jean-François ,Toussaint,Professeur,jean-francois.toussaint@htd.aphp.fr,IRMES,INSEP,,"INSEP, 11 avenue du Tremblay",75012,Paris,France -Alice ,Percher,alpercher@wanadoo.fr,Study of the covariation patterns between ear bone and contained bony labyrinth in the extant sloth genus Bradypus,Theoretical,Virtual 3D reconstruction of the petrosal bone (ear bone) and its contained bone labyrinth (inner ear) based on scans of several skulls belonging to sloth of the genus Bradypus &,30/09/2014,30/12/2014,Guillaume,Billet,lecturer,billet@mnhn.fr,UMR 7207 : Centre de recherche sur la paléobiodiversité et les paléoenvironnements,Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle,Paris,"8, rue Buffon ",75005,,France -Alice,Percher,alpercher@wanadoo.fr,still unknown,Theoretical,systematic and/or comparative anatomy and/or palaeoecology maybe using methods of 3D imaging,22/09/2014,22/12/2014,still,unknown,king!(why not?),still@unknown.org,Laboratory of paleontology,Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle,?,57 rue Cuvier,,75005 Paris,France -Flore,SALVIAT,floresalviat@voila.fr,Multiscale replication of iridescent butterfly wings,Experimental,Optical characterizations of photonic butterfly wings-Simulation of butterfly wings structure and their resulting properties-Replication of the structure of butterfly wings with inorganic species...,03/11/2014,06/02/2014,Lionel,NICOLE,Maître de conférences,lionel.nicole@upmc.fr,LABORATOIRE DE CHIMIE DE LA MATIERE CONDENSEE DE PARIS,Université Pierre et Marie CURIE,,"Collège de France, Bat. C-D 11 place Marcelin Berthelot ",,75231 PARIS Cedex 05 ,France -Rémi,SIESKIND,remi.sieskind@ens-cachan.fr,Unknown,Theoretical,"Image analysis -Etablishment of numerical model of gene expression ",15/09/2014,20/12/2014,Pascal,Hersen,CR,phersen@gmail.com,Matière et Systèmes Complexes,Université Paris 7,CNRS UMR 7057,10 rue Alice Domon et Léonie Duquet,"Office 649A, Lab 513A",Paris,France -guillaume,terradot,guillaume.terradot@symbiose6.fr,Whole/proto cell models,Theoretical,We will be interested in studying and designing models for a whole-cell model infrastructure inspired by ",15/09/2014,15/12/2014,Stephane ,Douady,Professor,stephane.douady@univ-paris-diderot.fr,Matière et systèmes complexes,CNRS/ Paris Diderot,Matière et Systèmes Complexes - UMR 7057,"Laboratoire ""Matière et Systèmes Complexes"" (MSC), UMR 7057 CNRS, Université Paris 7 Diderot",,Paris,France -Antonio,Villarreal Larrauri,t.villarra@gmail.com,iGEM: The Smell of Us,Both,"Work with the concept of body odours using a synthetic biology approach. We will develop ,among other subprojects, odour generators using bacterial chassis and standardised genetic circuits. - - ",01/07/2014,01/09/2014,Jake,Wintermute,PhD,ehwintermute@gmail.com,iGEM Paris Bettencourt,CRI,,24 RUE FAUBOURG ST JACQUES ,,PARIS 75014,France -Xavier,Zaoui,xavier.zaoui@hotmail.fr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,France -Xavier,Zaoui,xavier.zaoui@hotmail.fr,Study of the formose reaction in microfluidics droplets mimicking protocells ,Experimental,Optimization of the protocol allowing to manipulate microfluidics droplets mimicking protocells. Study of the formose reaction and its consequences between the droplets. Evolution and interactions.,30/09/2014,30/12/2014,Rebecca,MacLeod,Doctor (Post-Doc),rebecca.turk-macleod@espci.fr,Laboratory of Biochemistry (LBC),"ESPCI (Ecole Supérieure de Physique Chimie Industrielles de la Ville de Paris), CNRS UMR 7084",CNRS UMR 7084,"10, rue Vauquelin ",Office B229,75005 Paris,France -Alexey,Zaytsev,alexey.zaytsev@gmail.com,Bacteriophages and smart antibiotic delivery,Experimental,"The project will focus on research and engeneering of bacteriophages, to better understand their host specificity, and use them as a delivery agent for smart antibiotics based on the -CRISPR system.",06/10/2014,02/01/1920,David,Bikard,Head of Laboratory,david.bikard@pasteur.fr,Synthetic Biology Group,Institut Pasteur,,28 Rue du Dr. Roux,,Paris,France -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , diff --git a/Students+internships (4).csv b/Students+internships (4).csv deleted file mode 100644 index 4af93a53..00000000 --- a/Students+internships (4).csv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,81 +0,0 @@ -First and Last name (First name),First and Last name (Last name),Email,Title of your internship,Nature of the internship,Short abstract describing what you'll do during your internship,Starting date,End date,Name of your internship supervisor (First Name),Name of your internship supervisor (Last Name),"Name of your internship supervisor (Title, grade)",Email of your internship supervisor,Laboratory / Company Name,Laboratory Affiliations,CNRS / INSERM unit code,Street,Street (continued),City,Country,,,,,,,,, -Yara,Alcheikh,yalcheikh@gmail.com,sensory-motor integration in zebrafish,Experimental,Probing dynamic sensory-motor integration in spinal circuits,20 January 2015,20 April 2015,Claire,Wyart,PhD,claire.wyart@gmail.com,INSTITUT DU CERVEAU ET DE LA MOELLE EPINIERE,CHU Pitiﾎ Salpﾎtriﾏre,,bld de l'hﾙpital 83 75013,,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Marguerite,Benony,marguerite.benony@gmail.com,Desing et etude quantitative du mouvement collectif dans une colonie de fourmis,Both,I will study,17 November 2014,15 March 2015,Jean Baptiste,Lugagne,PhD student,pascal.hersen@univ-paris-diderot.fr, Laboratoire Matiﾏre et Systﾏmes Complexes (MSC) ,Universitﾎ Paris Diderot,UMR7057 CNRS & Universitﾎ Paris diderot, 10 rue alice domon et lﾎonie duquet,75013,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Camille,Blakeley,cblakeleydejy@gmail.com,Cross-talk between neural stem cells and glia niche,Experimental,I will be dentifying secreted factors that mediate the cross-talk between the glia niche and the adjacent neural stem cells through an RNAi screen. Experiments will be led on the drosophila. ,12 Janvier 2015,12 Avril 2015,Louise,Cheng,Head researcher,louise.cheng@petermac.org,Stem Cell Growth regulation laboratory,Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre,,2 Street Andrews Place,,Melbourne,Australia,,,,,,,,, -Urszula ,Czerwinska,ulcia.liberte@gmal.com,The evaluation of isotonic classification as a genome-wide data mining approach for the identification of biomarkers in dengue infection,Theoretical,"The goal of the internship is the evaluation of isotonic classification as a genome-wide data mining approach for the identification of biomarkers in dengue infection. -The peripheral blood mononuclear cell transcriptomic data from patients who were admitted with dengue infection, and later developed severe, and mild forms of the disease have been collected. There is also corresponding data from infected, but asymptomatic patients. - -Objectives: -1) Familiarization clinical dengue infection, datasets, and their acquisition modalities. -2) Familiarization with isotonic classification as a classification approach. -3) Participation in (English-language) lab meetings of the Systems Biology Lab, and Functional Genetics of Infectious Diseases Unit. -3) Identification of suitable transcriptomic biomarkers -4) Assessment of the statistical significance of the obtained results. -5) Assessment of the medical relevance of the obtained results. -6) Writing of a report.",17 Novembre 2014,27 mars 2015,Benno,Schwikowski,PhD,benno@pasteur.fr,Systems Biology Lab Institut Pasteur,Institut Pasteur,,25-28 RUE DU DOCTEUR ROUX,75015,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Jean-Franﾍois,Darrigrand,jfdarrigrand@hotmail.fr,Study of the development of the oesophagus/cranial mesoderm derived muscles,Experimental,"I will work on mice embryos to try understand better the origins and the formation of the oesophagus muscles. For that purpose I will study cell lineages in mutant embryos, and try to understand the different transcription factor pathways involved in the formation of that muscles. -The project also possess an eve-devo part, because compared to the human organism, in which these muscles are striated, in other species they are smooth. And therefore submitted to a different formation process.",5 January 2015,5 May 2015,Shahragim,Tajbakhsh,Phd,shahragim.tajbakhsh@pasteur.fr,Institut Pasteur,Institut Pasteur,Stem Cells and Development (URA CNRS 2578),25 RUE DU DOCTEUR ROUX ,,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Danae,DAVID,danae.david@hotmail.fr,ultra-rapid imaging of drosophila brain in vivo,Both,"My internship will consist in imaging drosophila brain in vivo during memory conditioning - (using spinning disk microscopy)",7 January 2015,7 April 2015,paul,tchenio,DR2,paul.tchenio@lac.u-psud.fr,espci,universitﾎ paris sud,dont know,10 rue vauquelin,75005,paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Henry,de Belly,alias117@gmail.com,Cell migration,Both,"The final project is not decided yet, several project are possible: - -- Studying how the DCs cells sense and overcome pressure when they migrate through the vessels. This project will requires to work with microfluidics and modelling. - -- When DCs migrate through a constriction, the nucleus envelope is disrupted. The project would be to characterize this effect, monitoring the behavior of regulation proteins.",1 December 2014,1 April 2015,Ana-Maria,Lenon,PI,ana-maria.lennon@curie.fr,PROTﾃASE ET IMMUNITﾃ,Curie,,12 rue Lhomond 75005 Paris,,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Alexis,DOLLION,dollion.alexis.14340@gmail.com,Profiling microsatellite loci Cape Dwarf Chameleons (Bradypodion pumilum) from the Western Cape, Both,,3 Janvier 2015,31 mars 2015,Krystal,Tolley,Dr,K.Tolley@sanbi.org.za,Kirstenbosch Research Centre,SANBI,,Rhodes Drive, Newlands Private Bag X7 Claremont 7735,Cape Town,South Africa,,,,,,,,, -Paula,Fontanilla,paulafontanillar@gmail.com,nalyse de la recherche francilienne en cancﾎrologie,Theoretical," - - - D'extraire et de structurer les informations pertinentes de la base de donnees des rapports scientifiques du Canceropole ile-de-France, - De rapprocher ces donnees des publications issues des equipes franciliennes - De construire et d'analyser a partir de ces informations les reseaux d'interactions entre equipes et entre projets du canceropole, - De construire des outils d'aide a la decision afin de detecter les forces ou les faiblesses des interactions existants et lՎmergence de domaines de recherches interdisciplinaires",12 January 2015,12 April 2015,pascal,gramain,-,pascale.gramain@canceropole-idf.fr,GIP Canc�rop�le �le-de-France,GIP Canc�rop�le �le-de-France,,H�pital St louis 1 avenue Claude Vellefaux ,75010,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Juan Manuel,Garcia Arcos,juanmagarciaarcos@gmail.com,Unraveling the origin of the eukaryotic cell,Both," -The origin of the endomembrane system and the nucleus was a crucial step in cellular evolution. Models have always assumed that the nucleus and endomembrane system evolved within the cytoplasm of a prokaryotic cell. A new model was recently published (see reference 1 below) - -Members of the ""TACK"" archeal superphylum (Crenarch., Thaumarch., Korach., and Aigarch.) are the best candidates to be the archaeal parent of eukaryotes (see references 2 and 3 below). The ESCRT proteins, present in eukaryotes in the nuclear membrane, are found in some members of the TACK superphylum but not in the rest of the Archeal species. They play an important role in membrane folding and dynamics and their function could have been crucial in the formation of the ""blebs"" leading to the endomembrane system formation. - -My internship will help bringing more evidenced to this new model of the eukaryotic origin. I will first identify membrane proteins present in TACK members with high structural similarity to eukaryotic ESCRT proteins. Then I will tag them with GFP and do live cell microscopy to see their behaviour and localization. This will be the first live movies ever performed with this species. - -1. BMC Biol. 2014 Oct 28;12(1):76. An inside-out origin for the eukaryotic cell. Baum DA, Baum B. -2. Guy, L., & Ettema, T. (n.d.). ScienceDirect.com - Trends in Microbiology - The archaeal �TACK� superphylum and the origin of eukaryotes. Sciencedirect.com. Retrieved June 26, 2012. -3. Williams, T. A., Foster, P. G., Cox, C. J., & Embley, T. M. (2013). An archaeal origin of eukaryotes supports only two primary domains of life. Nature, 504(7479), 231�236. doi:10.1038/nature12779",1 January 2015,31 March 2015,Buzz,Baum,PhD,b.baum@ucl.ac.uk,LMCB - laboratory for molecular cell biology,University College London,,MRC laboratory for molecular cell biology. UCL.,Gower street. WC1E 6BT,London,United Kingdom,,,,,,,,, -Cristina,Garcia-Timermans,crisgtimermans@hotmail.com,Mithocondria in yeast and mammalian cells,Experimental,Study mitocondria in yeast and mammal cells. Learning molecular biology techniques and imaging.,17 November 2014,15 April 2015,Phong,Tran,PhD,phong.tran@curie.fr,Institut Curie,Institut Curie,UMR 144 Institut Curie/CNRS,26 rue d'Ulm,,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Adrien,Glomaud,adrien.glomaud@etu.parisdescartes.fr,Innovative orthopedic cast for the treatment of bone fractures,Experimental,Orthopedic cast (or plaster cast) is a medical device that is commonly used in the treatment of bone fractures. It consists in plaster bandages assembled to form a shell encasing and stabilizing the broken limb until the bone is completely healed. However heavy prevents the wearer from washing his broken limb and needs to be set up by a skilled doctor. Recent works have thus tried to create 3D printed custom-made and alveolated casts which are lighter and washable. However they are costly patient-specific take time to craft need cutting-edge technologies (3D printers 3D scans modeling softwares) and trained professionals for each patients. Here we will show that we can overcome these problems by creating a universal alveolated condom-like and self-hardening plaster cast by using a molding technique. We will print a 3D mold of our cast fill it with a self hardening and elastic plastic polymer then extract the cast from the mold wrap it as a condom unwrap it around limbs and perform strength tests. Our results will demonstrate that we can create a universal innovative breathy easy-to-make easy-to-put and washable orthopedic cast. Ideally the cast will be launched as a startup with the CRI and partners that will take a keen interest into the project.,5 Janvier 2015,3 Avril 2015,Pascal,Hersen,Director at L'OpenLab,phersen@gmail.com,L'OpenLab,CRI Paris,,8-10, rue Charles V,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Julie,Hamon,julie.hamon6@gmail.com,Work on a rare or unidagnosed genetic condition,Experimental,"The project is to work on a rare or undiagnosed genetic condition and poorly understood genetic etiology of human subjects. More precisely, I will be aiding with exome sequencing interpretation, Sanger confirmation of variants. Moreover, I will do functional analyses to test the pathogenicity of candidate variants. -I will work with patient-derived cell lines, Western-Blot, zebrafish and mouse models. - -Actually, the laboratory does not know on whiwh rare disease condition I will work because most of the subjects are undiagnosed so they don�t even have a name to put to the rare condition which they have. I just know that I will work on a rare disease condition but whiwh one I do not know. -",5 January 2015,3 April 2015,Pankaj,Agrawal,Me,pagrawal@enders.tch.harvard.edu,The Gene Discovery Core,Manton Center for Orphan Disease Research,,3, Blackfan Circle,Boston MA 02115,United States,,,,,,,,, -Aakriti,Jain,aakriti.jain24@gmail.com,Biomimetic Design at Enzyme & Co.,Both,I will be working with a team of designers and engineers to create a project around the idea of biomimetic design. For now I am looking at working with materials perhaps derived from biological specimens in order to create something that is functional. Another idea is to create ecological or sustainable objects one project that Enzyme & Co. is working on is a sustainable stove for Haiti and I may be working on this project as well. For now the internship is quite open-ended and I have yet to narrow down exactly what it is that I will be working on.,1 January 2015,15 April 2015,Guillian,Graves,Mr.,guillian@guilliangraves.com,Enzyme & Co.,None,,8 rue SAINTE FOY ,75002,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Agnes,Kﾚhler,koehler.agnes@gmail.com,Automatisation of chemical Reactions,Experimental,The aim of the internship is to put together a setup to automate an easy chemical reaction.This would include the troubleshooting a microfluidic device,7 January 2015,27 March 2015,Gaelle,Charron,Maitre de Conference,gaellecharron@gmail.com,Matiere et Systemes Complexes (MSC),Paris Diderot,UMR 7057,Batiment condorcet 10 rue alice domon et leonie duquet,,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Hugo,Moisset,hugo.moisset@etu.parisdescartes.fr,Craniofacial and anatomical study of the_ Eftud2 KO mice in the context of MFDGA,Experimental,"the MFD Guion-Almeida type (MFDGA) is due to EFTUD2 loss-of-function mutations. EFTUD2 encodes the GTPase U5-116kD, which is a component of the major spliceosome and is highly conserved across eukaryotes. While loss of some components of the spliceosome results in a restricted phenotype, MFDGA is a multi-system disorder, with severely affected craniofacial structures. The mechanisms underlying pleiotropic versus tissue-specific effects caused by loss of components of the spliceosome, a ubiquitous protein-RNA complex, are not yet fully understood. -An Eftud2 knock-out mouse is being generated from pre-existing targeted ES cells by the ICS. The student will contribute to craniofacial anatomical studies under te supervision of Chris Gordon, post-doc in the lab.",12 Janvier 2015,9 Avril 2015,Jeanne,Amiel,Professor,jeanne.amiel@inserm.fr,Embryology and genetics of congenital malformations ,INSERM and Universitﾎ Paris Descartes,INSERMU-1173,Institut Imagine 44 bd du Montparnasse ,75015,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Anne,Paria,anne.paria@gmail.com,study the sense of smell at columbia !!,Experimental,"PR Fierstein agreed to take me as an intern in his lab for the second period. He proposed me several topics : - -calcium imaging of individual olfactory sensory neurons, investigating the principles of molecular recognition that allow 1000 receptors to recognize over 100,000 odors. - -cryostat sectioning of cortical regions in the brains of mice and confocal microscopy to determine circuits in higher order olfactory processing. - -single cell RT-PCR to determine the identity of receptors in individual olfactory neurons after testing them for sensitivity to particular chemicals (odors) with calcium imaging (as above). and I think I can learn a lot in this lab. -",12 Janvier 2015,3 Avril 2015,stuart,firestein,pr,sfirestein@gmail.com,firestein lab,columbia university,,1011B Fairchild Center M.C. 2438 New York, NY 10027,new york city ,United States,,,,,,,,, -Flore ,SALVIAT,floresalviat@voila.fr,synthesis of biosynthetic corneas,Both,"- Synthesis of different collagen matrices -- Casts of collagen synthesis in developing biosynthetic corneas with similar mechanical and optical properties to human corneas -- Implant biosynthetic corneas in animal models (pigs, rabbits) and observe the consequences (objectives : maintaining transparency, tightness, lack of blood supply, absence of ocular hypertension...)",9 February 2015,8 May 2015,Nadine,NASSIF,Chargﾎe de recherche,nadine.nassif@upmc.fr,LABORATOIRE DE CHIMIE DE LA MATIERE CONDENSEE DE PARIS,Universitﾎ Pierre et Marie CURIE,,Collﾏge de France, Bﾉtiment C 11 place Marcelin Berthelot ,75231 - Paris Cedex 05 ,France,,,,,,,,, -Rﾎmi,SIESKIND,remi.sieskind@ens-cachan.fr,Dynamic control of a flavonoid producing pathway,Experimental,"The use of biosensors to manage synthetic pathways is a recent key element in metabolic engineering. It could be a determining solution against the issues of burden or toxic reagents accumulation during the biosynthetic productions. -We want to regulate dynamically a flavonoid producing pathway, using two different biosensors. It will allow to control the pathway and the intermediate reagents to increase the yield. A third one will be used to perform a screening. -I will have to design and test different control architectures to find the more robust and efficient way to produce pinocembrin.",1 January 2015,1 April 2015,Vincent,Libis,PhD Student,vincent.libis@issb.genopole.fr,Genopole / Bio-retro Synth,Universitﾎ Evry-Val-d'Essonne,FRE3561,5 rue Henri Desbruﾏres,Genopole Campus 1 Bﾉt. 6,91030 ﾃVRY ,France,,,,,,,,, -Mariela,SKENDI,marielaskendi@gmail.com,QUANTIFICATION OF PROSTATE CANCER PERFUSION USING DYNAMIC CONTRAST-ENHANCED SONOGRAPHY,Both,"Prostate Cancer (PCa) is the most commonly diagnosed malignancy in men with an estimated incidence 340,000 cases in 2012 and a mortality of 71,000 men every year in Europe (source: European Cancer Observatory). The incidence has doubled in the last 15 years, mainly due to increased use of serum Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) testing. An elevated PSA or an abnormal Digital Rectal Examination (DRE) triggers TransRectal UltraSound (TRUS) guided prostate systematic biopsies, which leads to the following issues: -ﾥ A low positive biopsy rate (15%, due to PSA high false positive rate, up to 70% for men with PSAﾳ4ng/ml), which lead to a substantial number of unnecessary biopsies and follow-up, A high false negative rate (25%) And the detection of clinically insignificant/indolent Pcas a cancer aggressiveness marker. There is no equivalent study in the literature but the definition of non-invasive cancer perfusion parameters appears as a required preliminary step in the improvement of prostate cancer management. TRUS has limited sensitivity and specificity ranging from 40% to 50% for PCa detection explaining why it is not used for cancer diagnosis but mainly to direct biopsies into the gland. This approach contrasts markedly with that used for other cancers where biopsies are directed to lesions identified by either endoscopy or imaging. PCa is typically more hypervascular than normal prostate tissu but Colour and Power Doppler imaging typically fail to detect the hypervascular carcinomatous foci. Thereforee imaging technique with higher sensitivity should be developed to help identifying PCa and improve cancer TRUS biopsy detection rate. Prostate TRUS contrast-enhanced (TRUS-CE) imaging has recently been developed and allows detection of hypervascular areasThe purpose of this study will be to provide quantitative perfusion information about prostate cancer normal peripheral and transitional prostate tissue using TRUS-CE imaging in correlation to prostate biopsies and MRI. Data acquired prospectively was collected in a database in order to improve prostate cancer diagnosis and management.For each patient TRUS-CE was performed at low mechanical index after intravenous administration of SonoVueﾨ (BR1 Bracco SA Italy) at the standard dose of 2.4 mL. Dr Skendi will confront US information including harmonic tissue imaging colour and power Doppler imaging to perfusion US results and MRI data. The transducer was maintained still at the most suspicious level in order to acquire a 30 to 40 sec cineloop during the transit of the microbubbles. The time-intensity curves acquired on this single plane will be processed using perfusion parametric software such as VueBoxﾨ (Bracco Research Geneva including peak signal intensity area under the curve time to peak Ultra-sensitive Doppler is another non-invasive approach for micro vascular abnormality detection. In a sub set of patients Dr Skendi will process the data acquired using the MatLab software and the results will be correlated to that of conventional and contrast-enhanced US. perfusion index wash-in and wash-out will be correlated to the results of targeted prostate biopsies. She will be responsible for data collection and statistical analysis. Perfusion parameters will be correlated to the pathology results including the Gleason score a cancer aggressiveness marker. There is no equivalent study in the literature but the definition of non-invasive cancer perfusion parameters appears as a required preliminary step in the improvement of prostate cancer management. ",5 January 2015,3 April 2015,Correas,MD, PhD, Institut Langevin ,"Inserm Laboratory U979 ""Wave Physics for Medicine""",,CNRS UMR 7587/ Inserm Laboratory U979,1 rue Jussieu,,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Guillaume,Terradot,guillaume.terradot@symbiose6.fr,bacteria physiology perturbations,Experimental,I will measure the responses in growth rates of e.coli to various stress such as brutal increase / decrease in sugar concentration,1 February 2015,15 May 2015,Ariel,Lindner,Professor,ariel.lindner@inserm.fr,Evolutionary Systems Biology Team , INSERM,U1001,24 rue du Faubourg Saint Jacques,,Paris,France,,,,,,,,, -Antonio,Villarreal Larrauri,t.villarra@gmail.com,Enzyme evolution,Both,Study the adaptive response of biomolecules using a combination of high-throughput techniques such as sequencing and microfluidics. ,19 November 2014,19 January 2014,Clement,Nizak,PhD,clement.nizak@espci.fr,Laboratory of Biochemistry,ESPCI ParisTech,UMR8231,10 rue Vauquelin,75231,Paris Cedex 05,France,,,,,,,,, -Xavier,Zaoui,xavier.zaoui@hotmail.fr,Exploration of the noise impact on SOS DNA repair system in E.coli,Both,"SOS is a system involved in DNA repair, triggered by protein RecBCD which is to be found in little amount inside E.coli. This scarcity makes it easily influenced by noisy-originated phenomena, giving rise to different quantifications of the same mechanism. - -Using cell microscopy, image analysis, microfluidics and modelization, I would explore this issue and try to support what is to become one's PhD project.",7 January 2015,7 April 2015,Meriem,El Karoui,PhD,Meriem.Elkaroui@ed.ac.uk,Institute of Cell Biology and SynthSys,University of Edinbrugh,,Darwin Building 404,Max Born Crescent,Edinburgh,United Kingdom,,,,,,,,, -Alexey,Zaytsev,alexey.zaytsev@gmail.com,Protein evolvability and directed evolution.,Theoretical,"The project will study evolvability, the ability of proteins coding sequences to change under evolutionary pressure, and give the protein new function that's being selected for. - -We will use directed evolution of antibodies, next-gen sequencing, and machine learning in an attempt to determine what makes some sequences evolve faster than others. - -The intermship will have a small practical part, but Olivier's lab has the techniques perfected, and the experiments should not take a significant porting of the time. - -The main part is analyzing the sequencing data produced by the experiment, to determine the rate at which different sequences evolve. And using machine learning to find similarities between fast/flow evolving sequences.",6 January 2015,10 April 2015,Olivier,Rivoire,Researcher,olivier.rivoire@ujf-grenoble.fr,Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire de Physique (LIPhy) ,CNRS & Universitﾎ Joseph Fourier (Grenoble 1),,140 avenue de la Physique,BP 87 38402,Saint Martin d'Hﾏres,France,,,,,,,,, diff --git a/heroes.json b/heroes.json deleted file mode 100644 index 7426ea77..00000000 --- a/heroes.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ -{ - "nodes":[ - {"id":"Batman","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Superman","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Green Lantern","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Martian Manhunter","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Wonder Woman","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"The Flash","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Aquaman","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Justice League","type":"project","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Captain America","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Iron Man","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Black Widow","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Hawkeye","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Hulk","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Thor","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"Nick Fury","type":"person","state":"perm"}, - {"id":"The Avengers","type":"project","state":"perm"} - ], - "links":[ - {"__src":"Batman","__dst":"Justice League","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Superman","__dst":"Justice League","name":"leads"}, - {"__src":"Green Lantern","__dst":"Justice League","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Wonder Woman","__dst":"Justice League","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"The Flash","__dst":"Justice League","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Aquaman","__dst":"Justice League","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Martian Manhunter","__dst":"Justice League","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Iron Man","__dst":"The Avengers","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Captain America","__dst":"The Avengers","name":"leads"}, - {"__src":"Hawkeye","__dst":"The Avengers","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Hulk","__dst":"The Avengers","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Black Widow","__dst":"The Avengers","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Nick Fury","__dst":"The Avengers","name":"is in"}, - {"__src":"Thor","__dst":"The Avengers","name":"is in"} - ] -} diff --git a/import_cri_data b/import_cri_data deleted file mode 100755 index 4a6f8ed8..00000000 --- a/import_cri_data +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -neo4j-shell -file ./res/neo4j/reset-db__clean.cypher && ./src/local/domain/cri/from_csv --student *interests*.csv *nterns* diff --git a/students+interests (2).csv b/students+interests (2).csv deleted file mode 100644 index 2f97d9e0..00000000 --- a/students+interests (2).csv +++ /dev/null @@ -1,24 +0,0 @@ -Last Name First Name Personal e-mail Interests -ZAYTSEV Alexey alexey.zaytsev@gmail.com Directed evolution, Microfluidics, Modeling, Molecular Biology techniques. -PARIA Anne anne.paria@gmail.com Find a way to optimise databases. -TERRADOT Guillaume guillaume.terradot@symbiose6.fr Integrative / whole cell models, Learn how to program -DARRIGRAND Jean-Francois jfdarrigrand@hotmail.fr Human infectious diseases caused by microorganisms present in the digestive system, Try to understand the molecular pathways allowing the microorganism to cross the host barriers and infect the cells. -SKENDI Mariela marielaskendi@gmail.com Epidemiology -DE BELLY Henry alias117@gmail.com Synthetic Biology -SIESKIND Remi remi.sieskind@ens-cachan.fr How to study cellular behaviors -GARCIA-TIMERMANS Cristina crisgtimermans@gmail.com Synthetic Biology -MOISSET Hugo hugo.moisset@etu.parisdescartes.fr Epigenetic -VILLARREAL LARRAURI Antonio t.villarra@gmail.com Molecular evolution -BLAKELEY Camille cblakeleydejy@gmail.com Immunotherapy as a cure for cancer. -SALVIAT Flore floresalviat@voila.fr "Peeks into the past -" -KOEHLER Agnes koehler.agnes@gmail.com Biological experiments in a wetlab -CZERWINSKA Urszula ulcia.liberte@gmail.com Inferring essential informations from gene networks, Using in silico tools data treatment -GARCIA ARCOS Juan Manuel juanmagarciaarcos@gmail.com Study the inter-phase between Physics and Biology, Applying tools of Physics and Chemistry to Cell Biology and Cancerology. -HAMON Julie julie.hamon6@gmail.com How the cell works -GLOMAUD Adrien adrien.glomaud@etu.parisdescartes.fr Synthetic biology to recreate fully functional organs ab initio -FONTANILLA RAMIREZ Paula Victoria paulafontanillar@gmail.com Reproduction -ALCHEIKH Yara Y.ALCHEIKH@GMAIL.COM Protein Signaling in the body, infectious disease -DAVID Danae danae.david@hotmail.fr conformational epitopes of HIV neutralizing antibodies with different isotypes combination. -BENONY Marguerite marguerite.benony@gmail.com The social impacts of previous technological revolutions, prospect about the future of synthetic biology by collaborating with research laboratory. -ZAOUI Xavier xavier.zaoui@hotmail.fr Developing bacterium tools to answer biotic and abiotic issues. -- cgit v1.3.1