Bio

I am a scientist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison with years of experience in using and teaching computer programs. I create, organize and teach hands-on workshops on Next Generation Sequencing “using a computer we cannot see, without a mouse” i.e. using terminal to a remote Linux system.

I started as a bench scientist, but quickly moved to using computers for DNA sequence analysis and 3D visualization of macro-molecules, with icosahedral viruses a specific focus for almost 3 decades.

Education

PhD University Grenoble Alpes | Grenoble, France
Structural study of brome mosaic virus protein and rna and of their interaction by covalent crosslinking TS86/GRE1/0047