Current and Former Research Interests:

I am interested in answering biological questions using appropriate mathematical models. My current work focuses on the investigation of ammonia detoxification during liver damage using an ODE-compartment model, and the metabolism of paracetamol using an agent-based model of a liver lobule combined with an ODE solver for internal cell metabolism and a transport/diffusion module for the blood flow.

Curriculum Vitae:

Education

• 2009 - 2010: "Classes préparatoire" in physics, maths, chemistry at Lycée Thiers, Marseille, France
• 2007 - 2010: Engineering degree in Biology and Chemistry at Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau (Paris area), France
• 2010 - 2012: Master degree in Biology at ETH Zürich, Switzerland
• 2012 - 2015: PhD in computational biology at INRIA, Paris-Rocquencourt, France 

Work Experience

• 2008 - 6 months: Military service in the Air Force, Aspirant grade (Base near Nice, France)
  • • Managed a team of 11 people
    • Organized daily activities and evaluated my subordinates

• 2010 - 6 months: Research internship in biochemistry, Helenius Lab and Peter Lab, ETH Zürich (Switzerland)
  • • wet lab work: common genetics techniques, FACS and confocal microscopy

• 2011 - 3+6 months: Research internship in computational biology, Iber Lab, ETH Zürich (Basel)
  • • Developed and analyzed signaling pathways models (ODEs) and spatiotemporal models (PDEs) 

• 2012 - 5 months: Product manager assistant, SoBios (start-up, Paris France)
  • • Synthetized current knowledge on main signaling pathways in cells 
    • Defined requirements for a library of pathways in SBML format

Publications:

• Celliere G., Fengos G., Herve M., Iber D. (2011) The plasticity of TGF-beta signaling. BMC Syst Biol 5:184. 

• Celliere G., Menshykau D., Iber D. (2012) Simulations demonstrate a simple network to be sufficient to control branch point selection, smooth muscle and vasculature formation during lung branching morphogenesis. Biol. Open 1:775–88 

Contact:

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