About us

Our research team focuses on elucidating the role of intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) in biology. In particular, we are interested in the mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) cell signaling pathways and how intrinsically disordered scaffold proteins regulate signaling specificity and MAPK activity. We use NMR spectroscopy combined with X-ray crystallography and biophysics to study these dynamic assemblies at atomic resolution.

Latest news

02/2026 The CEA funds a Ph.D. fellowship to study how MAP kinases recognize intrinsically disordered substrates. Apply now!

02/2026 Nihar Khandave joins the group as an ANR postdoctoral fellow.

12/2025 Our paper on hierarchical folding-upon-binding of an intrinsically disordered protein is out in Nature Communications. Work led by Ph.D. student and postdoc Lenette Kjaer, in collaboration with Andrés Palencia and Guillaume Bouvignies.

12/2025 Michal Buša joins the group as an Impulscience postdoctoral fellow.

10/2025 Dominika Wlazly joins the group as a master student.

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