The Cellular Computing team is an interdisciplinary research team that combines experimental and theoretical methods to improve the design and engineering of biological systems across scales.
The Cellular Computing team aims to engineer synthetic genetic circuits with increasing levels of complexity: going from the molecular-level in cell-free systems to the multicellular level in co-cultures, with intercellular exchange. By integrating experimental data with mathematical modelling, we strive to understand and predict the behaviour of these circuits, facilitating optimisation and scaling up. Finally, we will use the knowledge generated to improve computer-aided design and automate the process of designing new genetic circuits with diverse functionalities, and across diverse organisms. Our long-term vision is to advance the field of synthetic biology and pave the way for transformative applications in bioengineering and biotechnology. For details, see: https://www.cellularcomputing.team/
All the team publications are available in the CellComp-MICALIS HAL collection.