Funding

We are indebted to a number of funding sources and Institutions, without which we could not carry out our work. Note: the funding bodies had no role in the design of our projects or in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data.

We are most grateful to the CNRS, and Aix-Marseille University for supporting our work throughout the years by funding positions, space and equipment.

We are thankful to the ANR for funding our research.

1. MyoChronic is a collaborative research project by the ANR, which we hold together with the group of Aziz Moqrich (IBDM). Awarded in 2017.

2. MITO-DYNAMICS is a collaborative research project, which we hold together with the groups of Frank Schnorrer (IBDM), Alice Carrier (CRCM) and Benoit Giannesini (CRMBM). Please visit our MITO-DYNAMICS web-site. Awarded in 2018.

3. MechanoMitoMuscle is a collaborative research project by the ANR, which we have in collaboration with the group of Frank Schnorrer (IBDM). Awarded in 2023.

4. MitoMetaTis is our next big funding for the mitoXplorer project, where we will integrate multi-omics data using multilayer networks. We have this grant together with the teams of Arnaud Mourier (IBGC, Bordeaux) and Laurent Tichit (I2M). Awarded in 2024. Please visit the MitoMetaTis website.

5. FattyMix puts us on another track, in a collaboration with the groups of Emmanuelle Bouveret (Institut Pasteur, Paris), and Tam Mignot (LCB). Awarded in 2024.

6. Myomedusa is a project we just received together with Frank Schnorrer and Lucas Leclere (coordinator, Cnydevolab, Banyuls-Sur-Mer), looking at the evolution of striated muscle in Cnidaria.

We are thankful to the FRM for funding our research. Currently, we have one project funded by the FRM:

AtaxiaXplorer is a collaborative research project, which we hold together with the group of Helene Puccio (INMG, Lyon). Awarded in 2020.

We are thankful to the CenTuri network for financing some of our research.

We are thankful to the AMIDEX for financing our start in Marseille with a start-up package of 50.000 € for a year.

We are thankful to the IFB for supporting part of our work.

Over the years in Germany, we were awarded a number of research projects from the BMBF, the DFG and also the EU. The projects included

1. ENDOSYS/HEPATOSYS (BMBF)

2. SYBACOL (BMBF)

3. NGS goes HPC (BMBF)

4. Sealife (EU)

5. CancerSysDB (DFG)

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