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- Willy
Supatto
- Ph.D.
in Biophysics
- M.Sc
in General Engineering
- M.Sc.
in Biophysics
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Education
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2002-2005
Ph.D.
degree in Biophysics
Institut
Curie / Ecole Polytechnique / Paris VII University (Paris, France)
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2001-2002
M.Sc. degree in Biophysics
DEA
Interfaces Physique/Biologie. Paris
VII University (Paris, France)
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1998-2002
M.Sc. degree in General Engineering
Interdisciplinary
education in Physics, Chemistry and Biology within ParisTech.
ESPCI
- Ecole Superieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielle (Paris, France)
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1996-1998
Classes Preparatoires
University-level
preparation (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) for the competitive
entrance exam to French Grandes
Ecoles. Lycée
Louis-le-Grand (Paris,
France)
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Research
Experience
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2006-Present
California
Institute of Technology (Pasadena, California, USA)
Postdoctoral
fellow in Pr. Scott Fraser lab (Biological
imaging Center): "in toto imaging of embryogenesis"
project within the Caltech
Center of Excellence in Genomic Science. Quantitative imaging
and multi-dimensional analysis of collective cell movements and symmetry-breaking
phenomena during Drosophila and zebrafish embryonic development.
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2005-2006
Ecole
Polytechnique (Palaiseau, France)
Postdoctoral
fellow in Dr. Emmanuel Beaurepaire group (Lab for
Optics and Biosciences):
femtosecond
laser ablation and nonlinear optical microscopies (two-photon excited
fluorescence and third harmonic generation) to investigate embryonic
morphogenesis.
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2002-2005
Institut
Curie (Paris, France)
PhD
student in Dr. Emmanuel Farge group (Mechanics
and Genetics of Embryonic Development): study
of mechano-sensitive gene expression during Drosophila embryonic morphogenesis
using quantitative imaging.
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2001
(January to March)
ESPCI
- Ecole Superieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielle (Paris, France)
Graduate
research project (Neurophysiology
and New Microscopies Lab): Calcium dynamics modeling in
neurons. Introduction to nonlinear microscopy.
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2000
(July to December)
Novartis
Pharma Research: Oncology Therapeutic Area, Target Finding and First
Screening Unit (Basel, Switzerland)
6-month
R&D
internship: Biological activity characterization of a protein involved
in cell cycle regulation as a potential target for human cancer therapy.
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August
1997
& July
1999
Aventis
Pharma Research: Biophysica/Biostructure Analytics Department (Romainville,
France)
Research
internships: Biophysical approach for Structure Based Drug Design
(SBDD).
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Teaching
Experience
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2007
Teaching
assistant in Bioengineering Graduate School (30 hours). California
Institute of Technology (Pasadena, California, USA)
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2002-2005
Teaching
assistant to university students in Optics, Applied Mathematics, Biotechnology,
Electromagnetism, and Thermodynamics (six semesters - 200 hours).
Marne-la-Vallée
University (Marne-la-Vallée, France)
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1999-2001
Oral
examiner in chemistry: University-level competitive entrance exam
preparation for French Grandes Ecoles (four semesters - 120 hours).
Lycée
Louis le Grand (Paris, France)
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