Anne Siegel

Siegel, Anne (1975-.... ; spécialiste en bioinformatique)

France
Date de naissance
1975
Langues d'expression
français
Mathématicienne, informaticienne. Directrice de recherche CNRS (DR1), membre de l'équipe de recherche Dynamics, inference and logics for biological systems and sequences (DYLISS), Institut de recherche en informatique et en systèmes aléatoires (IRISA, UMR 6074), Université de Rennes 1, Rennes (en 2021)

Titulaire du doctorat de Sciences : Mathématiques et fondements de l'informatique

Directrice adjointe scientifique de l'INS2I en 2021

Research director at CNRS, located at IRISA, the computer science laboratory of Rennes. She is the leader of the Dyliss group (IRISA and Inria Rennes) which develops formal methods for the integration of heterogenous data in biology. She started her carreer in mathematics and theoretical computer science by studying symbolic dynamical systems to investigate self-similar structures in number theory and tilings.<br style="color: rgb(85, 85, 85); font-family: "Source Sans Pro"; font-size: 18px; text-align: justify;">Then she explored the field of systems biology, that is, the modeling and study of dynamical systems in molecular biology. Her main research now focuses on constraint-based methods to interpret large-scale observations of a molecular system in a dynamical system framework, with applications to marine biology and extremophile microbiology.

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Reasoning over large-scale biological systems with heterogeneous and incomplete data
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Reasoning over large-scale biological systems with heterogeneous and incomplete data

Siegel
Anne

Data produced by the domain of life sciences in the next decade are expected to be highly challenging. In addition to scalability issues which are shared with other applications domains, data produced