Bart Deplancke

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bart.deplancke@epfl.ch +41 21 693 18 21

EPFL SV IBI-SV UPDEPLA
SV 3820 (Bâtiment SV)
Station 19
1015 Lausanne

+41 21 693 18 21
Office:  SV 3823
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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Life Sciences Engineering

PhD Students

Bugani Elisa, Economou Augoustina Maria, Ferrari Timothée, Gebhart Angelika, Gralak Antoni Jakub, Hashimi Horia, Kholmatov Maksim, Lambert Camille Lucie Germaine, Liu Wangjie, Liu Wenyu, Marie Devillard Geoffray Christian Jos, Pushkarev Olga, Rinker Jan Lukas, Rumpler Marie Denise, Van Gijn Laurine Cécile Florentine, Vasquez Porto Viso Jose Antonio,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Ancel Sara , Bevers Roel Paulus Josephus , Biocanin Marjan , Bou Sleiman Maroun , Bues Johannes Julius , Cajan Julia Catharina , Collodet Caterina , Dainese Riccardo , Delattre-Gubelmann Carine , Didonna Teresa , Ferrero Radiana , Frochaux Michael Vincent , Groux Romain Fernand Pietro , Hov Ann-Kristin , Isakova Alina , Kapopoulou Adamantia , Krier Irina , Litovchenko Maria , Llimos Aubach Gerard , Massouras Andreas , Pradhan Rachana Narendra , Rainer Pernille Yde , Sarkis Rita , Scepanovic Petar , Simicevic Jovan , Waszak Sebastian Martin , Zachara Magda ,

Courses

Genetics and genomics

The theoretical part of this course covers classical genetics and contemporary genomics. Because bioinformatics has become important for genomic research, the course also includes practical applications to genomic analyses using Python, including group projects.

Concept to early-stage Drug and MedTech products

This course covers the steps in the development and commercialization of drugs, medical devices, food and nutritional products. The aim is to educate and motivate students to explore career paths in the Life Sciences industry and bridge the acute talent gap in Switzerland.

Single cell biology

The students are exposed to experimental and analytical approaches specific to single cell biology, with an emphasis on quantitative aspects.