Caroline Labelle

Caroline Labelle

PhD student in Bioinformatics

IRIC - Université de Montréal

Caroline Labelle first experimented with bioinformatics during an internship at IRIC under the supervision of Dr. Sébastien Lemieux during which she developed myCircos, a web-based tool for data visualization. Following this internship, Caroline undertook graduate studies aimed at developing methodologies for the analysis of cellular responses to chemical compounds, under the supervision of both Drs. Sébastien Lemieux and Anne Marinier. Learn about Caroline’s project Enhancing the Drug Discovery Process: using Bayesian inference for the analysis of dose-response experiments.

Caroline is committed to the promotion of science and the place of women in it. She is a teaching assistant for various courses in the BSc in Bioinformatics, as well as being involved in the AÉBINUM and a volunteer for the Projet SEUR.

Interests
  • Bayesian inference and probabilistic programming
  • Software development
  • Scientific communication
  • History & Literature
Education
  • MSc in Bioinformatics, 2018

    Université de Montréal

  • BSc in Computer Science & Biology, 2016

    McGill