Nicolas ARNAUD studies the molecular mechanisms that govern plant development, the acquisition of plant form and architecture.
Short-CV
2022: Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches (HDR). Université Paris-Saclay.
since 2013: INRAE researcher at IJPB, Versailles (France).
2012-2013: ANR RPDOC, Post-doctoral fellow. IJPB, Versailles (France). PI: P. Laufs
2007-2012: Marie Curie IEF Post-doctoral fellow. John Innes Centre, Norwich (UK). PI: R. Sablowski
2004-2007: PhD in Molecular Plant Biology. UMII, B&PMP Montpellier (France). PI: F. Gaymard
Research
Plant architecture, morphology, and anatomy are key factors in improving crop performance. It is therefore essential to understand the molecular mechanisms that govern them and how they are integrated across multiple scales (molecular, cellular, and organ-level). I use an integrative, multidisciplinary approach to study plant development, with a particular focus on the role of transcription factors that orchestrate the early stages of morphogenesis and their links to organ differentiation. Currently, I am particularly interested in the molecular mechanisms that control leaf shape and ovule initiation.
2022: Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches (HDR). Université Paris-Saclay.
since 2013: INRAE researcher at IJPB, Versailles (France).
2012-2013: ANR RPDOC, Post-doctoral fellow. IJPB, Versailles (France). PI: P. Laufs
2007-2012: Marie Curie IEF Post-doctoral fellow. John Innes Centre, Norwich (UK). PI: R. Sablowski
2004-2007: PhD in Molecular Plant Biology. UMII, B&PMP Montpellier (France). PI: F. Gaymard
Research
Plant architecture, morphology, and anatomy are key factors in improving crop performance. It is therefore essential to understand the molecular mechanisms that govern them and how they are integrated across multiple scales (molecular, cellular, and organ-level). I use an integrative, multidisciplinary approach to study plant development, with a particular focus on the role of transcription factors that orchestrate the early stages of morphogenesis and their links to organ differentiation. Currently, I am particularly interested in the molecular mechanisms that control leaf shape and ovule initiation.
Contacts
Transcription Factors and ArchitectureTél : 0130833862