I'm Manon Chauvin, a postdoctoral researcher in immunology. I study immune aging, and I build software that helps scientists turn bench data into clear figures.
PhD in immunology, two postdocs across Paris and Wellington, working on inflammation, immune aging and resilience in the elderly.
See my CV →A collection of nine Shiny App tools for everyday research workflows: ELISA, flow cytometry, qPCR, plate design, transcriptomics and more.
Discover Atlascope →I am a postdoctoral research fellow at the Malaghan Institute, Wellington, New Zealand, working on improving flu vaccination in the elderly.
During my PhD and first postdoc at CIMI-Paris, France, I studied the impact of aging on the immune system in response to stress: viral infection or hip fracture. My career has given me solid skills in research project management, data analysis, immuno-monitoring and scientific communication, with several peer-reviewed publications.
Fluent in French and English, I integrate easily into international teams. I'm passionate about scientific innovation and committed to becoming an academic researcher.


Extending my work on immune aging toward human immunology and cellular interactions. Integrates cellular immunology, advanced flow cytometry and computational analyses to investigate immune regulation in physiological and pathological contexts, including cell–cell interaction mapping and organoid models.

A direct continuation of my PhD on immune aging, integrating cellular immunology and biochemistry to investigate age-associated immune regulation.

"Impact of inflammation on the resilience of the elderly" — This thesis explored how acute trauma impacts immune and muscular resilience in elderly patients. Combining analysis of a clinical cohort with mechanistic studies in a mouse model, we identified neopterin as a biomarker predictive of poor outcomes and a driver of immune and muscle dysfunction. Longitudinal immune profiling and in vivo experiments highlighted a sustained inflammatory state and an imbalance between innate and adaptative immunity, providing new insights into recovery failure and potential therapeutic targets.


"Study of the impact of inflammation on immune and muscular functions in the elderly."


"Study of inflammatory responses in lungs of cystic fibrosis and cancer patients."
A science podcast exploring key concepts, discoveries and open questions in immunology.
Each episode is generated using NotebookLM from peer-reviewed articles, then reviewed and structured into a short, accessible summary.
▶ Listen on SpotifyA selection of 3D scientific illustrations I create with Blender (before AI exists).
Atlascope is a collection of nine Shiny App tools for common research workflows: ELISA, flow cytometry, qPCR, plate design, bulk transcriptomics and more.
Access Atlascope from any browser. No installation, no R, no Python.
Open the module that matches your experiment. Upload your data: CSV, Excel, FCS, raw plate readouts.
Save figures and processed data in formats that fit your paper or your next analysis.
Born from years of analyzing data at the bench. They share one login, one interface, and one set of design principles.
One clean interface, a consistent visual language across every tool.