The general objective of this 3rd Cell biology and Cancer course is to cover different topics in cell biology and cancer cell biology including cell and tissue growth, cell signaling, cell division, cell and tissue organization at different levels: molecular, cellular and in the living organism. In addition, we will have a session dedicated to Physics of tissues.
Please Note:
This course is planned for a face-to-face mode on site in Paris. We will follow French public health recommendations, so please note this course might be held fully online. You will be notified upon selection.
The objective of the course is to expose PhD and Master students coming from European laboratories to cutting edge concepts in the fields of cell biology and cancer cell biology.
In the evenings the students will present their work as in 10 min Chalk talk in closed environment. One of the evenings will be dedicated to career development.
Visit to Curie Museum
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Participant from Sorbonne Université will be rewarded with 3 ECTS
The course will run for one week, Monday to Friday. There will be 4-5 lectures per day.
All lectures will be in English.
There are no registration fees. The course will provide food for all selected students. In addition, for 16 selected students, accommodation costs will be covered. Travel expenses will be covered by the host labs.
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This course is open to:
- M2 or PhD students (up to 12) of French universities. 5 positions reserved to M2 students from Sorbonne Université.
- PhD students from European universities (up to 16).
- Postdocs, researchers and non-selected PhD students will be able to assist all lectures and coffee breaks.
Anna Akhmanova, NL
Yohanns Bellaiche, FR
Philippe Chavrier, FR
Stephane Douady, FR
Jerome Gros, FR
Carl-Philipp Heisenberg, Austria
Romain Levayer, FR
Mario Pende, FR
Matthieu Piel, FR
Carmine Settembre, IT
Harald Stenmark, Norway
Marie-Helene Verlhac, FR
Sara Wickström, Finland
Zev Gartner, US
Sally Horne-Badovinac, US
Danijela MATIC VIGNJEVIC, UMR144
Stéphanie MISEREY-LENKEI, UMR144
Guillaume MONTAGNAC, Institut Gustave Roussy
Danijela MATIC VIGNJEVIC, UMR144
Stéphanie MISEREY-LENKEI, UMR144
Guillaume MONTAGNAC, Institut Gustave Roussy
