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Tuesday 27 September 2016
Engineer position – Royet Lab
The Royet lab is looking for an engineer (2 years CDD). More information here
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Monday 26 September 2016
The PAR polarity proteins, complex complexes.
Le Bivic team studies the role of PAR polarity proteins during epithelial migration and the organization of adherens junctions in relation to planar polarity.
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Wednesday 27 July 2016
The CenTuri project (Turing Centre for Living Systems) carried by Thomas Lecuit winner of “Instituts Convergences” call
The “Instituts Convergences” aim to structure multidisciplinary sites to address ambitious scientific, societal and economic challenges.
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Wednesday 29 June 2016
A cancer susceptibility clock in neural stem cells
Cédric Maurange’s team demonstrates that a molecular clock determines which daughter cells could give rise to cancerous tumors in case of dedifferentiation.
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Wednesday 27 April 2016
The Coups d’Élan Prize for Frank Schnorrer
Frank Schnorrer who head the team « Muscle Dynamics » at IBDM has been awarded the The Coups d’Élan Prize for French Research 2016 by the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation.
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Thursday 3 March 2016
PhD position available in the Schnorrer lab
The Schnorrer lab is looking for a PhD to investigate the biomechanics of sarcomere assembly during muscle development.
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Thursday 3 March 2016
PostDoc position available in the Schnorrer lab
The Schnorrer lab is looking for an excellent PostDoc to investigate the biomechanics of sarcomere assembly during muscle development.
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Monday 15 February 2016
The fog clears for tissue morphogenesis
A recent publication in Nature Cell Biology from Lecuit’s group describes the function of a new G protein coupled transmembrane receptor and its ligand Fog during gastrulation.
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Monday 1 February 2016
Thomas Lecuit is the 2015 laureate of the prestigious Liliane Bettencourt Prize for Life Sciences.
For his scientific work and leadership, Lecuit has been awarded the 2015 Liliane Bettencourt Prize for Life Sciences.
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Monday 4 January 2016
Kelly Group published in Developmental Dynamics
Coronary stem development in wildtype and Tbx1 null mouse hearts.
Théveniau-Ruissy M, Kelly RG et al.
IBDM in numbers
- 19 research teams
- 40 PhD students
- 78 researchers
- 17 nationalities
- 76 engineers & technicians