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Nicolas Gaudenzio, ACTERIA Early career Prize in Allergology
Nicolas Gaudenzio, 35, graduated from the University Paul Sabatier in Toulouse, France. Following a 4-year postdoctoral period in the laboratory of Stephen J. Galli, Department of Pathology, University of Stanford (CA USA), he became in 2019 Principal Investigator at...
Sophie ALLART, Crystal medal laureate collectif CNRS 2021
Brice Ronsin, Christian Rouvière (both CNRS Research Engineers, respectively responsible for the imaging and image processing facilitiy at the Center for Integrative Biology (CBI)) and Sophie Allart, (responsible for the cellular imaging facility of Infinity), have...
Dual vaccination against IL-4 and IL-13 protects against chronic allergic asthma in mice
Conde E Bertrand R, Balbino Bonnefoy Stackowicz Caillot Colaone Hamdi Houmadi Loste Kamphuis JBJ Huetz Guilleminault Gaudenzio Mougel Hardy Snouwaert JN Koller BH Serra Bruhns Grouard-Vogel Reber LL.
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Dendritic cell- and B-cell-stimulatory ability of CXCL4 and CXCL4 non allelic variant CXCL4-L1 incomplex with nucleic acids: Implications for immunity and autoimmunity
Thursday 10th June at 1.30 pm, via Teams –
Dr. Loredana Frasca – Istituto Superiore di Sanita – Rome
Impact of gray matter inflammation on neuronal structure and function
Thursday 17th June at 1.30 pm, via Teams –
Dr. Martin Kerschensteiner – Munich Center for Neurosciences
Targeting Immunosenescence Senescence To Enhance Immunity
Thursday 3rd June at 1.30 pm, via Teams –
Akbar Arne – UCL Division of Infection and Immunity London
Michel SIMON, DR Inserm, is the Guest Editor of a special issue entitled “Filaggrin”
Michel SIMON, DR Inserm, is the Guest Editor of a special issue entitled “Filaggrin” in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences (IJMS, ISSN 1422-0067) open access journal.
Alterations of the Naïve T Cell Compartment with Ageing: Causes and Consequences
Thursday 15th April at 1.30 pm, via Teams –
Victor Appay – ImmunoConcept, Bordeaux
Jérémy Argenty, postdoctoral fellow at the CPTP, winner of the 2020 “Young Cytometrist Prize” from the French Association of Cytometry.
Jérémy Argenty, postdoctoral fellow at the CPTP, winner of the 2020 “Young Cytometrist Prize” from the French Association of Cytometry.
Multiparametric metabolic profiling of immune and stromal cells in human tumors by SCENITH
Thursday 22nd October at 1.30 pm, room P Druet – CPTP
Rafael Arguello – CIML, France