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The last two years in scientific news
The Tara Oceans expedition collected plankton samples and established a catalogue of genes and species. A new stage have been reached with the analysis of more than 100 millions of genes from complex organisms from micro algaes to small plankton animals.
NeurATRIS lance un appel à projets pour initier des projets collaboratifs entre les membres de NeurATRIS, les laboratoires académiques et les sociétés de biotechnologies. A la clé, un financement à hauteur de 50K€.
An epigenetics analysis of lymphocytes in the setting of Sjögren syndrome may have shed light on a possible treatment for this autoimmune disorder.
The researchers at the François Jacob Institute's Department of Innovative Therapies are pursuing the development of their gene therapy for hereditary blood diseases. They are looking to increase the performance of their strategy so that it can bring benefits to the greatest number of patients possible.
Carole Escartin, a researcher at the François Jacob Institute of Biology (IBFJ), has won the CNRS 2017 bronze medal. This medal rewards the first work of a researcher and represents an encouragement from the CNRS to pursue research that has already been productive.
Researchers at the IRCM and their partner at the University of Arizona compared three imaging tools used to visualize actinides present in contaminated biological tissues. Their analysis provides information on the performance and limitations of each of these autoradiographic techniques. The digital technique is the most recent, and offers certain advantages such as real-time imaging.
Conference | CEA Paris-Saclay, Fontenay-aux-Roses CEA’s center, Auditorium, Building 52
Management, storage and traceability of your biological samples. IDMIT conference series : presentation of technologies, facilities and expertises from which a large scientific community can benefit.
Flow and Mass Cytometry to explore the cellular immune responses. IDMIT conference series : presentation of technologies, facilities and expertises from which a large scientific community can benefit.
Animal sciences in a preclinical context. IDMIT conference series : presentation of technologies, facilities and expertises from which a large scientific community can benefit.
Châteauform', Campus des berges de Seine, Seine-Port
Genopole and its institutional partners organize a high-level summer school in bioinformatics and biostatistics for medical genomics, aimed at researchers, engineers and PhD students.
Optical and MR imaging to study human infectious diseases. IDMIT conference series : presentation of technologies, facilities and expertises from which a large scientific community can benefit.
CEA is a French government-funded technological research organisation in four main areas: low-carbon energies, defense and security, information technologies and health technologies. A prominent player in the European Research Area, it is involved in setting up collaborative projects with many partners around the world.