She is a specialist in Bioactive Microbial Secondary Metabolites. The Pilot-Unit is a unique R&D structure in CNRS, equipped with up-to-date pilot scale facilities in the fields of fermentation, extraction and purification of small molecules and proteins. This structure is dedicated to the discovery of drugs from microorganisms. She develops new cultivation supports and metabolite trapping strategies and technologies.

The team is now considered as a reference in the field of solid-state cultivation and solid-phase extraction. Unique pilot-scale innovative instruments were invented and built offering an exceptional support for the discovery of new families and scaffolds of natural compounds (Platotex,Unifertex, Zippertex, Somartex).

She is specialist in natural products structural elucidation (Geralcins family, Sporochartine family, Crambescins and crambescidins family). In partnership with indisputable experts, she initiated the total syntheses and the investigation of the biosynthetic gene clusters of particular families of natural compounds from actinomycetes (Geralcins).

• EU Projects: MICROSMETICS

Post-doctoral fellowship CNRS, ICSN – 2012-2016

• PhD in Microbiology and Medicinal Chemistry, Museum National d’Histoire Naturellle (MNHN), France, 2012
• Master (Natural Resources Valorisation), Université de La Réunion, 2009

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