Anaïs Biclot

Breaking down the microbiology world one bite at a time

Anaïs Biclot, PhD

Manager-Administrator

I am from France and I obtained my PhD at the KULeuven in Belgium in microbiology studying how bacteria interact in a human gut community. I’m fascinated by bacterial interactions and how they function as an ecosystem in different environments and how they are impacting our environment and health. Microscopic organisms are everywhere though they cannot be seen, and I hope with MicroBites we can put some light on them.

Je suis française et j’ai obtenu mon doctorat à la KU Leuven en Belgique en microbiologie. J’étudie comment les bactéries interagissent dans une communauté intestinale humaine. Je suis fascinée par les interactions bactériennes et comment elles fonctionnent en tant qu’écosystème dans différents milieux ainsi que comment elles impactent notre environnement et notre santé. Les organismes microscopiques sont partout et ne peuvent être vus, j’espère que MicroCrocs permettra de les mettre un peu en lumière. 

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