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Team-Building on the Saône
Read more : Team-Building on the SaôneStepping outside the lab to reconnect as a team. Today, we shared a canoe-kayak team building day on the Saône river, hosted by the Club Aquatique de Parcieux. The programme included team challenges, a treasure hunt, a picnic by the water, paired discussions… and, above all, a lot of cooperation, mutual support and good humour.…
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SYMPOSIUM on SMN
Read more : SYMPOSIUM on SMNWe are pleased to announce the upcoming international mini-symposium: Advances in SMN Research: From Molecular Mechanisms to Therapeutic Strategies 📅 Tuesday 25 August 2026🕐 13:30–17:30📍 Faculté de Médecine, Lyon — Room HERMANN This half-day scientific event will bring together researchers working on SMN biology, spinal muscular atrophy, disease models, RNA metabolism, neuromuscular dysfunction, and emerging therapeutic strategies. We are delighted…
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Welcoming Gianluca Guida to Lyon!
Read more : Welcoming Gianluca Guida to Lyon!We are delighted to welcome Gianluca Guida to our team-mari at the Institut NeuroMyogène for a six-month research stay. Gianluca is currently a PhD student in the laboratory of Donata Orioli at the Istituto di Genetica Molecolare « Luigi Luca Cavalli Sforza » – CNR (IGM-CNR), where he is investigating the molecular mechanisms linking transcription, genome stability…
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Fête de la Science 2025
Read more : Fête de la Science 2025The entire team took part in the Fête de la Science 2025 on the La Doua campus — this marked the third edition of our workshop “Le Soleil sur la Peau.”
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8th EU–US Conference on Endogenous DNA Damage and Repair,
Read more : 8th EU–US Conference on Endogenous DNA Damage and Repair,Phoebe participated in the 8th EU–US Conference on Endogenous DNA Damage and Repair, held in Bergen, Norway, where she presented her promising results in a poster session.
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Welcome Yiru
Read more : Welcome YiruWe are delighted to welcome Yiru, who has just joined our team to start her PhD, funded by the Chinese Scientific Council. Welcome, Yiru!
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Charlène, Assistant Engineer
Read more : Charlène, Assistant EngineerCharlène Magnani successfully passed the university recruitment process and has been appointed Assistant Engineer. Congratulations, Charlène!
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New collaborators in Marseille
Read more : New collaborators in MarseilleAmbra visited new collaborators in Marseille, Dr. Frédérique Magdinier and Dr. Sharam Attarian — exciting new projects are emerging from these fruitful exchanges!
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SUMOylation: From Discovery to Translation
Read more : SUMOylation: From Discovery to TranslationLise-Marie and Ambra attended the EMBO Workshop “SUMOylation: From Discovery to Translation” in La Grande Motte.
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Welcome to our Belgian collaborators
Read more : Welcome to our Belgian collaboratorsOur team had the pleasure of welcoming our Belgian collaborators, Prof. Denis Mottet and members of his group, for a mini-workshop in Lyon. We shared recent results and discussed perspectives for upcoming joint publications. This meeting was held within the framework of our international collaboration network, supported by the EU Joint Programme – Neurodegenerative Disease…
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Comité de Suivi de Thèse
Read more : Comité de Suivi de ThèsePhoebe and Candice successfully completed their Comité de Suivi de Thèse and are now authorized to register for the next year of their PhD program. Congratulations Phoebe and Candice.
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Discover our video for Telethon 2024
Read more : Discover our video for Telethon 2024A short video presenting our research work funded by the AFM-Téléthon. To continue bringing hope to people affected by spinal muscular atrophy and their families, we need your support through donations to the Telethon. The video was produced by Phoebe Rassinoux and Lise-Marie Donnio as part of the “MyoNeurALP fait son Téléthon 2024” initiative.
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Video for ‘MyoNeurAlp fait son Téléthon’
Read more : Video for ‘MyoNeurAlp fait son Téléthon’In this video, Pierre-Olivier presents one of our research projects, exploring what happens when the nuclei of muscle fibers are damaged.
