Summary
Erkan Narmanli is a postdoctoral researcher at Institut Curie combining 12 years of experience in mathematics, computer science and biology to tackle cancer biology problems, with a focus on predicting MHC Class I epitope presentation. Trained at École Polytechnique and ENS with a doctoral background in combinatorics and algorithms, he blends rigorous theoretical skills with practical computational biology. He also teaches at École Polytechnique and has extensive experience mentoring students from French preparatory classes. Beyond academia, he contributes to student mental health governance as an elected board member of Nightline France, demonstrating leadership outside the lab. Colleagues describe him as someone who navigates between abstract combinatorial thinking and data-driven biological modeling, often finding elegant algorithmic angles on applied problems.
12 years of coding experience
Doctorat d'informatique, Combinatoire et algorithmique, Doctorat d'informatique, Combinatoire et algorithmique at Polytechnique
Normalien, Master de recherche, Mathématiques et informatique (DMA, DI), Normalien, Master de recherche, Mathématiques et informatique (DMA, DI) at École normale supérieure
Master of Education - MEd, Mathématiques, M2 FESUP, Master of Education - MEd, Mathématiques, M2 FESUP at École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay
Master de recherche, Mathematics, Master de recherche, Mathematics at Université de Paris
Arabic, langues des signes, Spanish, French, German, English, Turkish