Flo's home page

• Some information about me.

• November 2005 - ... : I work now in the Laboratory of Biology, Informatics & Mathematics at the CEA, Grenoble, France.

• September 2004 - August 2005: I moved back to France.
  I worked in text mining at the University of Nice, in the Virtual Biology Lab (WWW). The aim of my project was to design a methodology to extract functional annotations on genes and proteins from full text articles.

• February 2000 - August 2004: Post-doctoral researcher at UCSF (University of California of San Francisco), San Francisco, United States
  The aim of my research project at UCSF in Fred E. Cohen's lab was to create a database for Nuclear Receptors and design methods to extract experimental data from the online literature ( MuteXt ). I also designed the KChannelDB and PrionDB databases for potassium channels and prion proteins, respectively.

  Here are some pictures of San Francisco

• November 1996 - December 1999: Post-doctoral researcher at the EMBL (European Molecular Biology Laboratory), Heidelberg, Germany.
  With several European partners and Pr. Gerrit Vriend, I set up the GPCRDB information system to gather and exploit data on G protein-coupled receptors.

Useful links

• The EMBL Biocomputing Unit, Heidelberg, Germany.

• The CMBI (Centre for Molecular and Biomolecular Informatics), University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands.

• Fred E. Cohen's lab, UCSF, San Francisco, California.

• My old hotlist (mainly databases).

• If you are lost in the biocomputing's world, you may find your way in the DEAMBULUM at INFOBIOGEN.

GPCRDB	NucleaRDB	PrionDB	KChannelDB

Email: flohorngmail.com