Seminars list
 Monday, 14th, June 2021 - Séminaire Immunology series Speaker(s) : Theresa Lu (Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS)) Langerhans cells and protection of skin in lupusThe mechanisms that limit ultraviolet radiation-induced skin inflammation, or photosensitivity, in autoimmune diseases such as lupus are poorly understood. We discuss here the role of a Langerhans cell-keratinocyte axis in protecting the skin and how dysfunctional Langerhans cells can contribute... |
 Wednesday, 16th, June 2021 - Séminaire Physico-Chimie Speaker(s) : Cristina Lo Celso (Imperial College London, UK) The effects of inflammation on healthy and malignant haematopoiesisHematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) only function when localised in complex niches within the bone marrow microenvironment, where stroma and haematopoietic cell types cooperate to regulate their function. HSC fate is affected by multiple stresses such as transplantation, infection and leukaemia growt... |
Germ Cells are ForeverWe are pleased to host Dr. Ruth Lehmann, Professor of Biology at MIT and Director of the Whitehead Institute, on June 17th at 14h. Her lab has made many seminar discoveries in areas of stem cell biology, particularly focused on germ cell biology, RNA regulation, piRNAs, cell migration, among othe... |
 Wednesday, 23rd, June 2021 - Séminaire Physico-Chimie Speaker(s) : Seraphine V. Wegner (Institute for Physiological Chemistry and Pathobiochemistry, University of Münster, Germany) Spatiotemporal control over adhesions in synthetic cells using lightMany functions in cells arise directly from the spatial and temporal regulation of cell-matrix and cell-cell interactions. In this talk, I will present strategies of how such spatiotemporal control over adhesions of synthetic and natural cells can be achieved with visible light (blue, green or re... |
 Tuesday, 29th, June 2021 - Séminaire Cell Biology Series Speaker(s) : Jost ENNINGA (Institut Pasteur, Head of the structure "Dynamics of host-pathogen interactions") Reprogramming of Rab GTPases by Shigella effectors drives its intracellular niche formationWarning: this seminar is scheduled in an amphitheater but may be transformed in a teleconference if the sanitary conditions require it. |
Systems biology of coupled oscillators in mammalian cellsMost organisms have evolved a circadian timing system to adapt their physiology and behavior to the daily environmental changes resulting from the rotation of the earth on its axis. This is achieved through a self-sustained oscillatory gene network present in virtually all cells and which tempora... |
 Wednesday, 30th, June 2021 - Séminaire Physico-Chimie Speaker(s) : Auguste Genovesio (IBENS, Paris) Synthetic cellular imaging uncovers invisible phenotypesBiology, as an experimental science, heavily relies on observations. However, despite humongous progress in our ability to see and quantify biological events thanks to techniques such as super resolution microscopy, mass spectrometry or single cell sequencing, many processes and phenotypes remain... |
 From Monday, 27th, September 2021 To Friday, 1st, October 2021 - Séminaire 4e cours sur la biologie systémique informatique du cancer : multi-omique et approches d'apprentissage machineNotre objectif est d'aider les participants à améliorer l'interprétation et l'usage des données multi-échelle qui sont accumulées dans les laboratoires biologiques ou médicaux. Cette année, la formation se concentrera particulièrement sur l'application des approches d'apprentissage automatique... |
Epigene2sys online meeting 2021Epigene2Sys is a CNRS GDRi, coordinated by G. Almouzni (CNRS, Paris) and M-E Torres Padilla (HGMU, Munich), was launched in 2018 in continuation to the EpiGeneSys Network of Excellence, with the aim to stimulate discoveries and discussions in epigenetics research and to encourage equal opportuni... |