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Vincent Mallet

Vincent Mallet

Teaching and Research Fellow

Center · CBIO

Topic(s)
Drug Design

Biography

Vincent Mallet is a researcher whose work focuses on the development of computational tools applied to structural and molecular biology. His research primarily focuses on the analysis of protein-protein interactions (PPIs) and the three-dimensional structures of RNAs and proteins, incorporating advanced methods of machine learning and molecular modeling. He has contributed to innovative approaches for predicting functional binding sites, notably through platforms such as InDeepNet, which combine deep learning with the assessment of the ligand-binding potential of protein conformations. His work on RNAs includes the development of pipelines for virtual structural screening, as well as tools such as RNAglib and VeRNAl, aimed at leveraging graphical representations of non-canonical interactions to better understand structure-function relationships. In addition, he has developed methodologies for analyzing big data, such as AlignScape—based on self-organizing maps—which enables the effective visualization and classification of protein families.

Publication(s)

PhD supervision

  • 2025 Multimodal representations of protein structures oriented towards interaction prediction GERTNER Victor
  • 2024 Systems biology and machine learning approaches for identifying therapeutic targets and their associated drugs. Application to the identification of new therapeutic strategies for cystic fibrosis. LAIGLE Victor
  • 2024 RNA encoding by machine learning for drug discovery KARROUCHA Wissam