Emeline LHUILLIER

Engineer in GeT-Santé Core Facility

Emeline Lhuillier received her Master degree in Molecular Biology option Genetics and Biodiversity Management, from the Pierre & Marie Curie University, Paris, France, in 2005. After several experiences in conservation biology and population genetics labs, she joined the Genome and Transcriptome Core Facility (GeT, Toulouse, France) in May 2011 as a Next Generation Sequencing Engineer in INRAE. Still working as an engineer on GeT, she was recruted in the French National Institute of Health and Medical research in 2014 on an other site of the core facility, and finally joined the I2MC lab in September 2018.

Since January 2020, Emeline Lhuillier has been in charge of the GeT-Santé platform, offering her expertise to research teams in the Health community to advise them and carry out their projects in next-generation sequencing (in particular RNA-seq), as well as single-cell and spatial transcriptomics.

Main domains of expertise: Next Generation Sequencing, RNA-sequencing, Genomics, Transcriptomics

Rachel Fourdin

Ingénieure GeT-Santé Core Facility

Rachel Fourdin a obtenu son Master en Génomique et productivité végétale, à l’université Paris Diderot, France, en 2014. Après une première expérience dans le domaine de la carte optique sur la plateforme de service Gentyane à Clermont-Ferrand, elle a rejoint la Plateforme Génome & Transcriptome (GeT, Toulouse, France) en 2021, et plus particulièrement le plateau technique GeT-Santé en février 2024, en tant qu’ingénieur d’étude.

Domaine d’expertises: NGS, RNA-sequencing, Genomic, Transcriptomic, optical mapping