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Visit to Ottawa
We are delighted to have met once again our collaborators Olivier Binda and Jocelyn Côté in real life and discussed many recent results and future directions for our JPND project on SMN. SMNuHomics aims to disclose new functions of the protein SMN mutated in SMA using “omics” approaches. Our program is financed by: ANR (Agence…
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Congratulations to Jianbo🏅
Jianbo Huang obtained his Ph.D. in Genetics and Molecular Biology from Claude Bernard University Lyon 1, on the « Role of CHD2 in dynamics organisation of the nucleus and splicing ». The defense took place before a jury composed of:
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11ᵉ Journées de la Recherche sur la SLA et les Maladies du Neurone Moteur
Candice and Ambra attended the 11ᵉ Journées de la Recherche sur la SLA et les Maladies du Neurone Moteur (JR11), co-organised by ARSLA and FILSLAN, at the Institut du Cerveau (ICM) in Paris.Candice presented her latest findings during a poster communication.
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Fête de la Science 2025
The 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,
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
We 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
Charlène Magnani successfully passed the university recruitment process and has been appointed Assistant Engineer. Congratulations, Charlène!
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New collaborators in Marseille
Ambra 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
Lise-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
Our 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…