The course is dedicated to the most current knowledge linking developmental biology with the cellular and molecular study of cancers. Neural crest and melanomas, from their initiation to their migration (metastasis) as well as medulloblastomas are taken as examples. The course benefits from a multidisciplinary approach at multiple scales (embryology on various models, cell biology, transcriptomics, imaging ...). It ends with presentations of therapeutic approaches.
The course is punctuated by round tables on careers in R & D and academia and on publications of scientific articles. Poster sessions for doctoral students are also organized and prizes for the best posters will be awarded.
To discuss the big questions in the field of Development and Cancer. To provide an up-to-date landscape on melanocyte biology, for master and doctoral students as well as for researchers and clinicians.
Poster session with a "Best poster price"
2 Round tables on Career Development : from academic research to private research.
1 Round table on Publishing a scientific article.
Anne-Hélène Monsoro-Burq, (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Simon Saule (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Patrick Pla (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Anne-Céline Derrien (Institut Curie)
This list of speakers may still change
Anne-Hélène Monsoro-Burq, (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Simon Saule (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Patrick Pla (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Anne-Céline Derrien (Institut Curie)
Anne-Hélène Monsoro-Burq, (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Simon Saule (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Patrick Pla (Institut Curie and Université Paris Sud)
Anne-Céline Derrien (Institut Curie)
Topics :
Pigment cell development: signals, differentiation and migration
Cell migrations in vivo, in embryos and cancer
Cutaneous and uveal melanomas
Medulloblastoma biology
High throughput technologies and imaging for tumor analysis
Melanoma and therapies.
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