Exciting week ahead in Paris as we kick off the second annual meeting. Over the next days, PhD students will dive deep into single-molecule techniques. The city’s vibrant energy will surely inspire fresh perspectives! #SingleMoleculeTechniques #PhDResearch

From India, he holds a bachelor in biochemistry and a master in biotechnology from Aligarh Muslim University. He completed an M2 in microbiology at University of Paris-Saclay and a research internship at IP Paris. Now he is at CNRS, studying DNA repair using single-molecule techniques.

Originally from Pakistan, she holds a bachelor’s in biochemistry from Quaid-i-Azam University, and a master’s in biochemistry and molecular biology.
Currently a PhD researcher at CNRS, France, her work explores DNA mismatch repair, focusing on protein stoichiometry in bacterial MMR complexes.

Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, she earned a BSc and MSc in molecular and cell biology at the University of Cape Town, researching malaria protein phase separation. Her PhD in Bristol explores UvrD's role in transcription and DNA repair, using advanced techniques.

Originally from India, she holds a BSc in Biochemistry from the University of Delhi & a Master's in Biology, specializing in protein purification & cryo-EM. Her research focuses on DNA mismatch repair & MutL’s ATP response. In her free time, she enjoys badminton, swimming, and painting.

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Trained as a biotechnologist, she began her structural biology research at the CNIO in Madrid, studying mitochondrial replisome machinery. She has a Master’s in Biochemistry from Complutense University in 2023. Currently, her PhD research at LUMC focuses on DNA mismatch repair in E. coli

He is from India, where he did his degree in Zoology with a genetics specialization. He later moved to France for an M2 program at the University of Paris-Saclay, working on BLM and CAF1 proteins at the Institute Curie. His project explores ATP hydrolysis by MutL in DNA repair processes.

She is doing her PhD at the University of Bristol. Originally from Florence, she completed her studies in Molecular Biotechnology. She has an international experience at CNRS and Gustave Roussy Institute in Paris. Her current research focuses on understanding the different NER models.

She is from Pune, India, and holds a master’s degree in biotechnology. Previously, she worked as a Project Assistant at IISER-Pune in Dr. Gayathri Pananghat's lab. Now, she is researching the role of ATP binding and hydrolysis in the asymmetric MutS dimer during structural and kinetic transitions.

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