LRI -
Bioinfo group
Christine Froidevaux
Email |
chris at lri . fr
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Home page |
http://www.lri.fr/~chris
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Position |
Professor emeritus at the University Paris-Saclay (Orsay)
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Phone |
+33 1 69 15 65 07
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FAX |
+33 1 69 15 65 86
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Office |
172
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Address | LRI - Ada Lovelace building
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| University Paris-Saclay |
| F-91405 Orsay Cedex France
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Professor emeritus in Computer Science at the University of Paris Saclay, member of the Bioinformatics group
at the Laboratory of Computer Science LRI/LISN.
CURRENT INTERESTS
- Genome Bioinformatics
- Integration of data from biomedical data sources and knowledge extraction in genomic data sources
- Systems biology: design and analysis of biological networks
- Computational methods
- Integrating and querying data sources; ontologies mapping
- Scientific workflows
- Data extraction and Knowledge-based reasoning
PROJECT
ANR ABLISS :
Automating Building from Literature of Signalling Systems
SUPERVISION
- PhD theses
- Data science for biological signalling networks (Aziza Filali Rotbi, co-supervised by Nicole Bidoit and Philippe Chatalic, LRI)
- A logical approach to the systematic identification of computational network models for predicting
synergistic genetic interactions involved in tumoral proliferation (Stéphanie Chevalier, co-supervised with Loïc Paulevé, LaBRI, and Andrei Zinovyev, Institut Curie)
- Reconstruction of metabolic networks by functional annotation and completion of these networks by integration of heterogeneous data
(Alexandra Zaharia, co-supervised with Alain Denise, PhD defended on Sept. 2018)
- Qualitative methods for designing and analysing SBGN molecular networks (Adrien Rougny, in collaboration with Anne Poupon, INRA BIOS,
PhD defended on Oct. 2016)
- Designing scientific workflows following a structure and provenance-aware strategy (Jiuqiang Chen, co-supervised with Sarah Cohen-Boulakia,
PhD defended on Oct. 2013)
BIBLIOGRAPHY
List of selected
publications.
- M Sc Bioinformatics (Master M1 BIBS and M2 AMI2B)
- Data Bases
- Algorithmics
- Introduction to Data Mining
- Integration of heterogeneous data sources and Big Data
- Teacher training in mathematics, track on computer science
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