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Anne Poupon is a structural biologist whose research has made significant contributions to the fields of structural genomics and laboratory informatics. Her work centers on the systemic challenges of large-scale protein structure determination, particularly addressing the data management and workflow optimization demands that arise in high-throughput structural biology environments. Poupon has been instrumental in developing practical solutions for managing the complexity inherent in structural genomics projects. Her open-source Laboratory Information Management System, HalX, provided small- to large-scale laboratories with accessible tools to track and coordinate the multiple variables involved in protein structure pipelines, earning 28 citations as a foundational resource in the field. Her broader overview of data management strategies in structural genomics (30 citations) further established her as a thoughtful voice on the organizational infrastructure underpinning modern structural biology. Her contributions to the South Paris Yeast Structural Genomics Project demonstrated her hands-on engagement with crystallization optimization, tackling one of X-ray crystallography's most persistent bottlenecks through high-throughput, automated approaches. With citations spanning methodology, informatics, and experimental strategy, Poupon's work reflects a researcher dedicated to making structural biology more efficient, reproducible, and accessible across laboratory scales.