Chantal Décaillet
Chantal obtained her Master degree in 2004 from the University of Lausanne. From 2006 to 2010 she worked as a lab technician in Prof Constantinou’s lab at the Biochemistry Institute in Epalinges. She joined the lab of Prof Margot Thome in 2010 as a lab technician.
Mélanie Favre-Juilland
Mélanie Favre-Juilland obtained her master’s degree in medical biology from the University of Lausanne in the year 2011. Then, she joined the lab of Prof. Margot Thome as a PhD student in 2011 to investigate the role of AP-1 transcription factor in lymphomagenesis. She obtained her PhD degree in cancer and immunology in 2015. Since 2016 she joined Margot Thome’s lab as a research associate to identify and characterize new MALT1 substrates.
Manhui Luo
Manhui obtained her Bachelor degree in biotechnology from the Hunan University in the year 2018. Then, she joined the lab of Deyin Guo in Sun Yat-sen University to investigate the mechanism of Connexin43 mediated antioxdiation in her Master degree, from year 2018 to 2021. Later, she joined our lab in 2022 to explore the function of ABIN-1 and A20 in T or B cell receptor mediated NF-kB pathway.
Silvia Podavini
Silvia obtained her Master’s degree in Medical Biotechnologies from the University of Padova, Italy, in the year 2018. During this time, she joined the lab of Professor Margot Thome to carry out her thesis internship during which she investigated the potential role of MALT1 in C. elegans. Then she continued as a PhD student to investigate the biochemical mechanisms of PD1-mediated T-cell inhibition. She obtained her PhD degree in Cancer and Immunology in 2024 and she is still currently working on the project.
Harun-Or Rashid
Harun-Or Rashid obtained his master’s degree in medical sciences from the chnobuk national university, South Korea, in the year 2015. Then, he joined the lab of Professor Anne Spang, University of Basel, in 2016 to investigate role of FERARI (a membrane tethering complex) in intra-cellular trafficking. He worked in the lab of Professor Anne Spang from 2016-2021. He joined our lab in 2022 to study the role of MALT1-mediated proteolytic cleavage in B-Cells and T-cells.
