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6 December 2023

Thomas Baumert wins the INSERM 2023 prize

Thomas Baumert has just been awarded the INSERM 2023 prize for his work in furthering knowledge of fibrosis and liver cancer.

4 December 2023

They're talking about us at... "2022 une année avec le CNRS en Alsace"

"CoLoC-seq, pour bien localiser les ARN dans la cellule", "SFPQ, protéine détournée par le virus SINV... CQFD !" or even innovation avec FUNAMBULIST, find out more about our teams / research through various articles from "2022 une année avec le CNRS en Alsace" !

22 November 2023

Welcome to Prof Georg STOECKLIN at IMCBio+ ITI

Prof Georg STOECKLIN, who has just joined the IGBMC/EIR IMCBio/ITI IMCBio+ on sabbatical.

15 November 2023

Portrait of the new manager at IMCBio

Welcome to Gwenaëlle Graulier!

15 November 2023

From laboratory to business

Start-up incubator BaseLaunch, which focuses on supporting start-ups in the field of therapeutics, is holding an event in Strasbourg on 28 November.

12 September 2023

Prix Espoirs 2023: six researchers honoured

This year, six researchers, including Eloi Verrier - Hepsys Research Cluster, were awarded the scientific prize "Les Espoirs de l'Université de Strasbourg". The awards were presented at the new academic year ceremony held on Thursday in the Patio's Cavaillès amphitheatre.

10 July 2023

MCOPS12: joint treatment development with an international association

Syndromic microphthalmia 12 (MCOPS12) is a rare genetic disease causing microphthalmia, as well as significant motor and intellectual disorders. In collaboration with Canadian, Swiss and French scientists, supported by funds from the European Community and the Cure MCOPS12 association, Wojciech…

30 June 2023

IMCBio Summer School

The IMCBio summer school was held from June 28 to 30, 2023!

29 June 2023

Nervspan: a Europe-wide research training network

Announced in spring 2023, the European Nervspan network will bring together a dozen laboratories and industrial partners to train doctoral students. Bringing together teams with expertise in the neural development of the C. elegans model, this network offers students the opportunity to be trained in…

28 June 2023

Muscle aging: a collaboration to understand the impact of the endoplasmic reticulum

The endoplasmic reticulum is a cellular structure responsible for protein synthesis and trafficking. This structure is maintained by a recycling process that eliminates damaged or useless parts. However, it tends to become dysregulated in muscle cells with advancing age. To better understand the…

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