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Awards,News

Congrats to Daniel Zytnicki for the CNRS Medal of Honor!

The text in cuneiform script is an extract from the beginning of the epic of Gilgamesh in its Neo-Assyrian version, 7th century BC: “He who has seen all, he has contemplated what was secret and discovered what was hidden… Continue reading →

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Congrats to Floriane and Francine for the cover of JCIM

Congratulation to Floriane ESHAK and Francine ACHER (team 4) for the cover of Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling.

Article :

Epitope Identification of an mGlu5 Receptor Nanobody Using Physics-Based Molecular Modeling and Deep Learning Techniques. Eshak F… Continue reading →

Facts,News

Corinne SAGNE & Nicolas PANAYOTIS receive the equipment Grant by the DIM BioConvS from the Région ÎdF

Congratulations to Corinne SAGNE (Team 4) and Nicolas PANAYOTIS (Team 7) who received the Equipment Grant by the DIM BioConvS from the Région Ile-de-France!

Funded projects:

  • EV-NEUT ‘Extracellular vesicles-based therapy for an inherited neurodegenerative disorder… Continue reading →

News,Publications

Congrats to Océane, Cécile and Bruno for their article in Nature Cell Biology

Congrats to Océane Guelle, Cécile Jouffret and Bruno Gasnier, our colleagues Isabelle McCort and Julien Dairou from the chemistry UMR8601 lab, and our collaborators at the University of Kiel and EMBL Hamburg for the Nature Cell Biology paper published online.

Awards,News

Rania MAZOUZI receives the INC M2 Fellowship

Rania Mazouzi (Team 7) receives the Institut Neurosciences & Cognition (INC) M2 Fellowship.

The award was given on May 30th during the 2024 INC Young Investigator Day held at the Institut Necker Enfants Malades (INEM).

Congratulations to… Continue reading →

News,SPPIN seminars

5th june 2024 – Pieter VANDEN BERGHE – Imaging cellular interactions and activity in the intestinal wall using linear and non-linear optical techniques

Prof Pieter VANDEN BERGHE, Lab. for Enteric NeuroScience (LENS), University of Leuven, Belgium

SPPIN’s webinar 2024, 5 June at 14h00 in SPPIN common room E368 (3e étage campus Saint-Germain)

Imaging cellular interactions and activity in the intestinal wall using linear… Continue reading →

News,Opportunities,Pending opportunities

NANOSCALE GOES COLOUR-CODED: Hiring an engineer (IE CNRS, CDD 1 year)

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We are being used to read off pH from comparing dripped Lackmus paper to a colour scale. Likewise, the Suzuki method encodes keys by colour, which allows to code melodies before mastering musical notes. But did you think… Continue reading →

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7th june 2024 – Peter SAGGAU – Acousto-optic techniques in neurophotonics

Prof Peter SAGGAU – Baylor College of Medicine, Houston USA – Italian Institute of Technology, Genoa, Italy

SPPIN’s webinar 2024, 7 June at 11h00 in SPPIN common room E368 (3e étage campus Saint-Germain)

Acousto-optic techniques in neurophotonics

Experimental protocols based… Continue reading →

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16 apr. 2024 – Anna BENCSIK – Environmental Toxins and Parkinson’s Disease: What Do Mouse Models of Realistic Paraquat Exposure Reveal?

Anna BENCSIK – Université Lyon 1 ANSES

SPPIN’s webinar 2024, 16 april at 11h30 in room salle des Thèses (3e étage campus Saint-Germain)

Environmental Toxins and Parkinson’s Disease: What Do Mouse Models of Realistic Paraquat Exposure Reveal?

Parkinson’s disease, the… Continue reading →

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26 mars. 2024 – Laura Dugué et Anton Iftimovici – modulations attentionnelles de la perception et psychoses

Le “12h30 de la recherche” est le rendez-vous qui allie recherche fondamentale et recherche clinique.

Le 26 mars 2024 – 12h30 – Grand amphi – Site Sainte-Anne

modulations attentionnelles de la perception et psychoses

Laura Dugué (INCC) – Anton Iftimovici… Continue reading →

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