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The first edition of the IMCBio Summer School will take place this year from June 28-30, 2023. The aim of this Summer School is to get talented Bachelor students in their 2nd year to know the IMCBio program and the associated labs, as well as the city of Strasbourg, to motivate them to join IMCBio…
Marie-Christine Birling, Chief Engineer of the Genetic Engineering and Genome Editing Department of the ICS, INRT Research Cluster, is the winner of one of the 2023 Crystal Medals awarded by the CNRS.
The broadcasting of an issue of the programme CQFD dedicated to PFAS, in which an interview of a few minutes with Mr Ryckelynck, Cluster NetNRA, and his collaborators will be included, will take place this Wednesday 03/05/23 on France Culture between 4 and 5 pm.
Congratulations to David Lalouana who received the Guy OURISSON award on Wednesday April 12, 2023
Florian Fäßler joins the IGBMC, and consequently the ITI IMCBio+, and creates his own research team on the internal architecture of cells.
The IGBMC's Imaging Centre joins France-BioImaging alongside 6 other platforms and 6 partner research teams in the region to form the Alsace node of the national infrastructure.
A CNRS-funded junior professorship on epigenetics and sexual reproduction in plants (EPIGENSEX) is open at IBMP.
A tenure track CNRS position on the broad theme of insect vector borne diseases is opened for application.
And this week, several newspapers are talking about it!
An original dialogue between multiple sclerosis patients and scientists from the IGBMC is organised on Friday 25 November 2022, from 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon, on the occasion of the open house of the Fondation d'Aide à la Recherche sur la Sclérose en Multiple, ARSEP.
Congratulations Clément !!!
The FEBS Young Scientists Forum (YSF) is open to young researchers. The selected candidates will have their registration and stay paid for by the FEBS at least 80%. FEBS Young Scientists Forum, 6-8 July 2023 in Tours https://2023.febscongress.org/ysf-applications Closing date for…
Clément Charenton, a researcher in biochemistry and structural biology, received the Claude Paoletti Prize from the INSB on Wednesday, November 9 at the CNRS headquarters in Paris. This prize rewards his work on the structure of a protein complex involved in RNA degradation and on the structure of…
Marianne Lemée, a doctoral student in Christelle Golzio's team at the Institute of Genetics and Molecular and Cellular Biology (IGBMC - CNRS/Inserm/Unistra), is one of the three winners in the doctoral student category of the Charles J. Epstein 2022 Prize, awarded by the American Society of Human…
The first French student to be selected since 2010, the doctoral student from the team led by Christelle Golzio, Inserm research officer, will present her research project at the finals on 25 October at the Los Angeles Convention Center. This prestigious prize rewards promising research by doctoral…
Nicolas Torquet, researcher in the INRT research cluster, invites you to discover MouseTube, the database of mouse vocalizations in an article and a video produced by the University of Strasbourg.
The IGBMC, INRT research cluster, displays its research on its premises to show the beauty of the research carried out by its scientific teams and obtained thanks to the platforms and services of the institute.
Professor Baumert is one of the 8 laureates reappointed as senior members as of October 1, 2022, for a period of 5 years, for his project "New therapeutic strategies for the treatment of advanced liver diseases and the prevention of liver cancer".
The MitoCross Laboratory of Excellence (LabEx) wishes to welcome two junior chairs in Strasbourg. One chair will be based at the Institute of Molecular Genetics, Genomics, Microbiology (GMGM, UMR 7156), the second at the Institute of Plant Molecular Biology (IBMP, UPR 2357).
Jean-Louis Mandel, Professor Emeritus at the University of Strasbourg and Honorary Professor at the Collège de France, is one of the four winners of the Kavli Prize in the field of neuroscience.