Summary
Thibault Tubiana is a postdoctoral researcher with 11 years of experience specializing in structural bioinformatics, molecular modelling and molecular dynamics of viral proteins and their interactions with membranes. He has applied these skills across academic and industry settings—studying norovirus capsid assembly during his PhD, developing bioisosteric 3D fragment methods at Servier, and now working on CryoEM-integrated modelling of Hepatitis E ORF1 at CNRS/I2BC. Comfortable with end-to-end computational workflows, he routinely combines homology modelling, docking, GROMACS simulations and screening pipelines (SMINA/AutoDock/AutoDock-GPU), many of which are available on his GitHub. Colleagues value his ability to translate complex biophysical problems into reproducible simulation protocols and visualizations, and he often bridges computational work with experimental data such as SAXS and CryoEM. Notably, he has a track record of building tailored visualization tools for challenging biomolecules, reflecting a strong emphasis on clarity and reproducibility in structural modelling.
11 years of coding experience
Master 1, Bioinformatique, Master 1, Bioinformatique at Université Denis Diderot (Paris VII) / University Paris VII
Doctorat, Bioinformatics, Doctorat, Bioinformatics at Université Paris-Sud
English