Summary
Thomas Duigou is a bioinformatician and research engineer with eight years of professional experience, currently working at INRAE in the Greater Paris area. He holds a PhD in Bioinformatics from Université Paris-Saclay and has a strong academic foundation spanning molecular biology to computational modelling. His doctoral work focused on dynamical metabolic network modelling using constraint-based approaches and trajectory sampling, reflecting expertise in systems biology and quantitative methods. Across roles from lab technician to research engineer, he has combined practical wet-lab insight with database design (e.g., CoryneCyc) and computational pipeline development. Comfortable bridging biology and software, he contributes to reproducible research and bioinformatics tooling within public research environments. Colleagues appreciate that he blends rigorous academic training with hands-on implementation, enabling models and databases that directly support experimental interpretation.
8 years of coding experience
Master, Bioinformatique, Master, Bioinformatique at Université de Rouen
Licence, Biologie Cellulaire et Physiologie, Licence, Biologie Cellulaire et Physiologie at Université catholique de l'Ouest
DUT, Analyses Biologiques et Biochimiques, DUT, Analyses Biologiques et Biochimiques at Université de Bretagne Occidentale
Doctorat, Bio-informatique, Doctorat, Bio-informatique at Université Paris-Saclay
French, English