RESEARCH TOPICS

Understanding how organisms shape their bodies is a key question in biology. In our lab we are interested in plant development at the molecular, cellular and organ level. The expertise of the lab on quantitative growth analysis is applied to understand how biological forms are generated during development of plant organs. We aim to dissect how fine-tuning of gene actions, growth, patterning and tissue differentiation interact to produce divergent shapes. On the fundamental level, our objective is to integrate these different aspects of plant development into a comprehensive models of organogenesis to provide essential background for reasoning how plants shape their body.

Keywords: Plant development • Organ patterning • Live imaging of organogenesis • Organ growth tracking • Plant morphodynamics

STUDENTS AND STAFF

Postdoctoral researchers
Sylvia Rodrigues Da Silveira

Ph.D. students
Elvis Branchini
Jun Chen
Ayanava Giri
Benjamin Patrick Lapointe
Constance Le Gloanec, co-supervised by Anne-Lise Routier
Wenye Lin
Ilona Mohilnikova
Binghan Wang
Xuan Zhou

TEACHING

BIO-2372: Anatomie et morphogenèse des plantes

PUBLICATIONS

See the list of publications on Google Scholar.