Emeline Favreau

Emeline Favreau

Post-doctoral Bioinformatics Researcher

Former lab member

Sumner Lab · UCLLeft the nest

Position
Post-doctoral Bioinformatics Researcher (November 2019 – May 2022)
Now
Bioinformatician, University of Cambridge

About

Emeline has now started working as a Bioinformatician in the Department of Medicine at the University of Cambridge, working on the INTREPID project exploring molecular data from Primary Immunodeficient patients.

Research interests

My major research aim is to investigate the molecular basis of sociality from a comparative molecular viewpoint. Using multiple high-quality genomes, transcriptomes and captured chromatin conformation of different wasp and bee species, we can explore the evolution of sociality across lineages. This project is an international collaboration with PIs Amy Toth and Sandra Rehan, and postdocs Katie Geist and Chris Wyatt.

Research

Career

  1. 2019 onwards: Post-doctoral Researcher, University College London
  2. 2015–2019: PhD in ant genomics, Queen Mary University of London (NERC DTP)
  3. 2013–2014: MRes Biosystematics, Imperial College London & Natural History Museum, London
  4. 2008–2011: BSc Environmental Sciences, Oxford Brookes University (1st Class Hons.)

Project

The molecular basis of social evolution in wasps and bees

Publications