Juliette Mathieu

During my phD (1999-2002), I studied the role of Nodal, Hh and FGF signaling pathways during zebrafish germ layers formation in F. Rosa's team at the ENS Paris (1999-2002). I have also spent a few monthes in S. Wilson's lab at UCL where I had access to mutant zebrafish embryos. I then joined P. Rorth's lab at EMBL Heidelberg to identify and study new genes involved in collective cell migration in drosophila ovaries (2003-2006). I finally joined JR Huynh's team in 2007 as a post-doctoral fellow at IJM Paris and Institut Curie, and obtained in 2010 a permanent position in his laboratory to study the regulation of abscission in drosophila female germline.