Miscellaneous
Supervising
Current supervising
PhD students
- 2022 - 2025
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Chabname Ghassemi Nedjad
Combinatorial problem solving for the detection of seeds in metabolic networks (Univ. Bordeaux).
co-director (50%) with Loïc Paulevé (CNRS, LaBRI)
- 2023 - 2026
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Nicolas Maurice
Metagenomic assembly in complex microbial communities (PEPR Mistic, Inria, INRAE).
Co-supervisor (33%) with Riccardo Vicedomini (CNRS, IRISA-Inria Rennes) and Claire Lemaitre (Inria Rennes)
- 2024 - 2027
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Coralie Muller
Generation of metabolomic informed models of metabolisms in mcirobial communities (PEPR Mistic, Inria, INRAE).
co-director (50%) with Sylvain Prigent (INRAE BFP)
- 2024 - 2027
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Mathilde Sola
Characterization of "gut microbiome-diet-health" relationships in humans through combined approaches of computational microbial ecology, metabolic modeling, and AI (INRAE-Inria).
Co-supervisor (35%) with Magali Berland (INRAE MGPS) and Patrick Veiga (INRAE MICALIS)
Engineers
- 2023 - 2025
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Léonard Brindel
Visualisation of metabolic potential screening in microbial communities
Inria ADT engineer
Interns
- 2024 - 2025
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Juliette Audemard
Master 2 (apprenticeship) Bio-informatique, Univ. Paris Cité
Metabolic modelling of cyanobacteria and their heterotrophic bacterial communities in the context of freshwater blooms (INRAE HOLOFLUX project led by Binta Diémé & Nicolas Creusot).
- 2025
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Killian Duguépéroux
Bachelor (7 weeks) Computer science, ENS LYon
Dimensionality reduction of microbiome data. Co-supervised with Guilhem Sommeria-Klein.
Past supervising
PhD students
- 2020 - 2024
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Maxime Lecomte
Hybrid approach for explainable metabolic modelling of microbial ecosystems (HAL) (Inria-INRAE)
co-supervisor (50%), co-supervised by Hélène Falentin (INRAE STLO) and David Sherman (Inria)
Engineers
- 2022 - 2024
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Coralie Muller
Inria exploratory action Slimmest
Spatio-temporal modelling of microbial communities
- 2020 - 2022
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Ariane Badoual
Inria ADT engineer
Metagenomic data treatment
Interns
- 2024
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Juliette Audemard
Master 1 (4 months) Bio-informatique, Univ. Paris Cité
Metabolic modelling of the phycosphere (INRAE HOLOFLUX project led by Binta Diémé & Nicolas Creusot).
- 2024
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Juliette Gronier
Bachelor (6 weeks) Computer science, ENS LYon
Numerical metabolic modelling of microbial communities
- 2023
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Nicolas Maurice
Master 2 (6 months) Bio-informatique, Univ. de Bordeaux. Co-supervised with Claire Lemaitre (Inria)
Metagenomic assembly in complex ecosystems
- 2022
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Léonard Brindel
Master 2 (6 months) Bio-informatique, Univ. de Bordeaux. Co-supervised with Franck Salin (INRAE)
Metagenomic data analysis
- 2022
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Chabname Ghassemi Nedjad
Master 2 (6 months) Bio-informatique, Univ. Paris Cité
Metabolic modelling for large metagenomic studies
- 2021
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Mathieu Bolteau
Master 2 (6 months) Bio-informatique, Univ. de Bordeaux
Reverse ecology of microbial communities
- 2020
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Maxime Lecomte
Master 2 (6 months) Bio-informatique, Univ. de Bordeaux. Co-supervised with Simon Labarthe (INRAE)
Metabolic modelling of a cheese bacterial community
- 2020
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Ariane Badoual
Master 2 (6 months) Bio-Informatique et Génomique, Univ. de Rennes 1
Modelling competition in microbial communities
- 2019
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Margot Wagner
Master 2 (6 months) Modélisation en écologie, Univ. de Rennes 1
Analysis of brown algae and microbiota's physiological response to varying growth conditions.
- 2018
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Enora Fremy
Master 2 (6 months) Bio-Informatique et Génomique, Univ. de Rennes 1
In silico prediction of brown-algal bacterial interactions
- 2017
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Claire Lippold
Master 1 (3 months) Bio-Informatique et Génomique, Univ. de Rennes 1. Co-supervised with Camille Trottier (Univ. Nantes)
Exploration and characterization of the microbiome associated to Ectocarpus subulatus str. BFT
Collective responsibilities
Scientific
- 2025
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Co-head of the organisation committee of the French Conference of Bioinformatics JOBIM 2025 (> 500 attendees)
- 2024
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Proceedings Program Committee of International Conference on Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology
- 2022
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Co-organisation of a mini-symposium during the annual French bioinformatics conference (2022)
- 2021-2022
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International Conference on Computational Methods in Systems Biology (CMSB) - steering committee (2021), programme committee (2021, 2022)
Institutional
- 2023-..
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Member of the Commission des Emplois de Recherche of Inria Bordeaux, a committee that assesses the scientific quality of researchers’ applications prior their recruitment
- 2023-..
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Member of the national committee for gender equality and inclusion at Inria
- 2022-..
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Member and co-founder of a local committee for gender equality, diversity and in- clusion at Inria Bordeaux
- 2020-2022
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Member of the Inria Bordeaux local committee for sustainable development
PhD jury
Jury member
- 2024
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Mathieu Bolteau
Nantes Univ.
- 2023
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Clémence Jospeh
KU Leuven (Belgium)
- 2023
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Marie Burel
Univ. Paris-Saclay
- 2022
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Déborah Boyenval
Univ. Côte d'Azur
- 2022
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Antoine Régimbeau
Nantes Univ.
Scientific dissemination
Selection of talks in (relatively) recent selective conferences
This list also contains talks presented by students, in which case their names are indicated.
- 2025
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Seed inference in interacting microbial communities using combinatorial optimization
23rd International conference on Computational Methods in Systems Biology (CMSB 2025) -- Lyon, France
Talk by Chabname Ghassemi Nedjad
- 2025
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Metagenome-scale metabolic modelling for the characterization of cross-feeding interactions in freshwater cyanobacteria-associated microbial communities
JOBIM 2025 -- Bordeaux, France -- Best talk of the conference award
Talk by Juliette Audemard
- 2024
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Assessing assembly quality in metagenomes of increasing complexity sequenced with HiFi long reads
Genome Informatics 2024 -- Hinxton, United Kingdom
Talk by Nicolas Maurice (HAL)
- 2023
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Modelling the dynamics of Salmonella infection in the gut at the bacterial and host levels
7th International Symposium on Systems Biology of Microbial Infection -- Jena, Germany
Talk by Coralie Muller and Pablo Ugalde Salas (HAL)
- 2021
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Metabolic complementarity applied to the screening of microbiota and the identification of key species
Computational Methods in Systems Biology 2021 -- Bordeaux, France
Talk
- 2021
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Metabolic complementarity applied to the screening of microbiota and the identification of key species
Metabolic Pathway Analysis 2021 (virtual)
Talk
- 2020
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Metabolic complementarity applied to the screening of microbiota and the identification of key species
JOBIM Conference (virtual), France
Talk
- 2018
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Scalable and exhaustive screening of metabolic functions carried out by microbial consortia
European Conference on Computational Biology, ECCB 2018 -- September 8th-12th 2018, Athens, Greece
Talk - Slides
Selection of (relatively) recent invited seminars and conferences
- 2025
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Reasoning, statistical learning and numerical modelling for the characterization of microbial communities
IRISA DKM department -- Rennes, France
Seminar
- 2025
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Exploration of microbial communities, from compositional patterns to metabolic models
Inria Chile -- Santiago, Chile
Seminar
- 2024
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Exploration of microbial ecosystems - from compositional patterns to metabolic models
JOBIM 20024 -- Toulouse, France
Keynote
- 2023
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Exploration of microbial ecosystems, from compositional patterns to metabolic models
Plant Health Institute, Montpellier, France
Seminar
- 2023
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Exploration of microbial ecosystems, from compositional patterns to metabolic models
KU Leuven, Belgium
Seminar
- 2022
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Logic modelling of metabolism - from individual networks to communities
Bordeaux Bioinformatics Center seminar, France
Seminar
- 2021
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Logic modelling of metabolism - from individual networks to communities
French workshop on Metabolic Modelling, Bordeaux, France
Seminar
- 2021
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Mathemetical and logic modelling in systems biology, applications to the metabolism of ecosystems
CEMRACS 2021, Marseille, France
Seminar
- 2020
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Gap-filling metabolism in systems biology and microbial systems ecology
BioNum Seminar — LaBRI, February 2020, Bordeaux, France
Seminar
- 2019
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Investigating host-microbiota cooperation with gap-filling optimization problems
Quadram Institute of Biosciences , May 2019, Norwich, UK
Seminar
- 2019
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Investigating host-microbiota cooperation with gap-filling optimization problems
Institute of Quantitative and Theoretical Biology, HHU , January 2019, Düsseldorf, Germany
Seminar
- 2018
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Investigating host-microbiota cooperation with gap-filling optimization problems
Bioinformatics research group, LRI , November 2018, Orsay, France
Seminar
- 2018
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Scalable and exhaustive screening of metabolic functions in microbiotas
Departamento de Ecología, Facultad de Ciencias Biológicas, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile , November 2018, Santiago, Chile
Seminar
- 2018
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Scalable and exhaustive screening of metabolic functions in microbiotas
UMR Nutriomics, ICAN , October 2018, Paris, France
Seminar
Posters
This list is non-exhaustive and mostly refers to posters I presented myself. For a complete and recent list of posters that were presented by students or colleagues, please refer to HAL.
- 2018
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Scalable and exhaustive screening of metabolic functions carried out by microbial consortia
XXIV Congreso Latinoamericano de Microbiologia, ALAM 2018, November 13th-16th 2018, Santiago, Chile
Poster
- 2018
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Scalable and exhaustive screening of metabolic functions carried out by microbial consortia
European Conference on Computational Biology, ECCB 2018, September 8th-12th 2018, Athens, Greece
Poster - PDF
- 2018
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Combinatorial approaches for interactions prediction and community selection in holobionts.
Gen2Bio 2018, March 2018, Rennes, France
Poster
- 2018
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Combining size and exchange minimization enables scalable screening of microbial consortia
Applied Bioinformatics in Life Sciences ABLS 2018, March 8th-9th 2018, Leuven, Belgium
Poster
- 2017
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Topology to elucidate the respective roles of species in a symbiotic community
International Conference on Holobionts, April 19th-21st 2017, Paris
Poster
- 2016
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Combinatorial gap-filling for genome-scale metabolic networks using taxonomy and pathway information
École Jeunes Chercheurs et Jeunes Chercheuses CNRS – 3ème École thématique de modélisation formelle des réseaux de régulation biologique Bioregul, June 6th-10th, Porquerolles
Poster