3rd LilN’ doC Day Friday March 24th
Category: News
A new academician at the ARMB
The welcome of new members of the Academy on Saturday January 28, 2023
6th Center Day, 10 November 2022, at the “Pôle recherche, salle des congrès”
Meeting with Florine Ruthmann, doctoral student at the “Lille Neurosciences and Cognition” laboratory
Inserm Nord Ouest podcasts
Visit to Taiwan – International Associated Laboratory Taipei Medical University (TMU)
3rd edition of the prestigious i-PhD innovation competition
Congratulations to Marine Denéchaud (A&T team) for her performance at the 3rd edition of the prestigious i-PhD innovation competition.
This competition organized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research and BPI France aims to promote innovation by encouraging the emergence of start-ups in public research.
Out of 36 winners, 10 received the award for the most innovative project.
Marine is “Grand Prize Winner” with her ImmuniTau project (Use of antibodies from camelids (VHHs) targeting the Tau protein to sensitize cancer cells to treatments used in anti-cancer therapies such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy).
The success of this first step towards business creation is a splendid victory.
Congress of apprentice researchers June 1th, 2022.
Congratulation to
Sarah Dupont ( supervisor Nacim Bertrouni)
Morgane Cochez (supervisors Pierre-Yves Barelle & Sébastien Bouret)
Manon Florent (supervisors Bénédicte Vanteghem & Patricia Melnyk)
In 1st grade at the Lycée Marguerite de Flandre in Gondecourt, these three students brilliantly exhibited “a journey to the center of the brain”, during the congress of apprentice researchers on June 1, 2022 at the Institut Pasteur in Lille.
“La Voix du Nord” (March 13, 2022) Researchers track the effects of Covid on fertility and aging
Final Hauts de France, “My thesis in 180 seconds” Support Laurine on March 24 at 4 p.m.
Laurine Decoster, finalist, with her thesis entitled: The role of olfactory GnRH neurons in the control of chemosensory information processing and neuroendocrine changes in mice.