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2023.12.08 - Seminar of Ireneusz LITWIN
"The role of chromatin remodelers in the regulation of cohesin association with the chromatin"
2023.12.15 - Seminar of Frédéric SZEREMETA
"IRM de l'abeille à haut champ"
2023, December 1st - "Life Origin - Astro Club"
"Astrobiology in the Solar System: a journey in search of life"
Thesis defense of of Laura CLODORE - 2023, December 12
"À la recherche de traces de vie dans les roches martiennes."
“Searching for traces of life in Martian rocks.”
2023, December 1st - Seminar of Dr Franck ARTZNER
"Bio-inspired self-assembled of bioinspired nanotubes: from structure resolution to applications in pharmacy and magnetism"
2023, November 24 - Seminar of Dr Ross BALLANTINE
"Developing synthetic non-ribosomal peptides (NRPs) to tackle multi-drug antimicrobial resistance"
2023, November 17 - Seminar of Doctor Louise HESPEL
"Membranes with improved properties for biological applications"
A review on ADP-ribosylation appeared in the journal Cell
A CBM researcher, Marcin Suskiewicz, has co-authored a new comprehensive review of the ADP-ribosylation field, covering the molecular, cellular, and clinical aspects of this biochemical modification.
Christophe DELEHEDDE thesis defense
"Development of Versatile Lipid Formulations for Messenger RNA Delivery: Impact of Dendritic Cell Mannose Receptor Targeting and Natural Killer Cell Engineering".
2023, November 10 : Seminar of Dr Stéphanie MARSIN et Magali NOIRAY
"Studies of protein/protein and protein/DNA macromolecular interactions: example of the bacterial replicative helicase loading complex".
35th Biotechnocentre symposium - October 19 and 20, 2023
Meetings in the fields of Life Sciences, Health and Well-being in the Centre - Val de Loire region
2023, october 6 - Seminar of Dr Ludovic Carlier
"Structural insights into atypical cell-penetration properties of Homeoproteins"
ARTE-Thema investigative report on neonicotinoids and insects, with interviews of J.-M. Bonmatin
Since 1990 75% of insects have disappeared in Europe.
ARTE-Thema investigative report on neonicotinoids and insects, with interviews of J.-M. Bonmatin
Since 1990 75% of insects have disappeared in Europe.
The work of CBM researchers on the epidermis highlighted by the CNRS Institute of Chemistry
Thanks to new models of epidermis reconstructed in vitro, scientists from the “Skin biology and microenvironment” team show that the physiological oxygen level controls the antioxidant defenses of skin cells.