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2022
October 17th
October 26th
International course
Developmental Biology
from stem cells to morphogenesis
Institut Curie and Sorbonne Université organize their 13th International Developmental Biology course.
The aim of the program is to provide the participants a comprehensive coverage of the paradigms, problems and technologies of modern Developmental Biology paying particular attention to stem cells.
Training in theoretical and experimental aspects of normal and abnormal development is developed through a variety of embryonic systems using state-of-the-art instrumentation and methodology.
The program is proposed in two versions (more information available soon) so there will be two registration deadlines:
Long version (3,5 weeks, w/ practicals at Sorbonne University & Seminars at Institut Curie) : July 31st
Short Version (10 days, Seminars at Institut Curie) : September 11th
Course in
English
6 ECTS
Registration deadline
Presentation
Objectives
The objective is to expose the students to the recent concepts developed in Developmental Biology by highlighting their important contribution to the stem cell field and clinical sciences. Various domains of the Developmental Biology field are addressed in relation to stem cells, not only across the variety of embryonic models but also across the diversity of approaches (large-scale and translational approaches, mathematical modeling, biophysical approaches…)
Personal Work
Besides the practical workshops (September 2022, dates will be annonced shortly), during the 10-day long short version, students will present scientific articles related to the topics discussed.
ECTS Information
This course is part of the Sorbonne Université International Master (2nd Year).
Sorbonne Université grants 6 ECTS for the short version course (10 days, code 5BM210) and 12 ECTS for the long version course (4.5 weeks - code 5BM211).
For more information check directly Sorbonne Université website.
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Practical Informations
Practical Informations
Long version course (3,5 weeks)
Practical classes dates: 26 September till October 14th and will take place at on the Pierre and Marie Curie campus of Sorbonne University ( 9 quai Saint-Bernard - Building B ).
Seminars dates: 17th October till 26th October will take place at Institut Curie, building BDD.
Short Version (10 days): comprises only the seminars at Institut Curie.
The evaluation for the validation of 6 credits given by Sorbonne Université is limited to 30 students.
The evaluation for the validation of 12 credits given by Sorbonne Université is limited to 18 students
Selection result
September 19, 2022
There is no registration fee for this course
Place
Sorbonne Université & Institut Curie
INSTITUT CURIE - BÂTIMENT DE BIOLOGIE DU DÉVELOPPEMENT - AMPHITHÉÂTRE
11 Rue Pierre et Marie Curie
75248 Paris cedex 05
France
11 Rue Pierre et Marie Curie
75248 Paris cedex 05
France
Maximum Number of Participants
35 people
Number of Participants
35 participants
Selection Criteria
Students will be selected on their university scientific background (CV upload in PDF format) and their motivation to attend the course.
Speakers
Speakers
Maria ALCOLEA - UK
Enrique AMAYA - UK
Mariaceleste ARAGONA - DK
Michalis AVEROF - FR
Allison BARDIN – FR
Renata BASTO – FR
Yohanns BELLAÏCHE - FR
Marie BREAU - FR
Alex GOULD - UK
Jerome GROS - FR
Olivier HAMANT - FR
Evelyn HOULISTON - FR
Kim JENSEN - DK
Romain LEVAYER - FR
Jan LOHMANN - DE
Marie MANCEAU - FR
Roberto MAYOR - UK
Kate MCDOLE - UK
Patrick MÜLLER - DE
Elke OBER - DK
Rashmi PRIYA - UK
Teresa RAYON - UK
Francois ROBIN - FR
Verena RUPRECHT - ES
Marta SHAHBAZI - UK
Claudio STERN - UK
Marie Hélène VERLHAC - FR
Julien VERMOT - UK
Keynote speakers
Jean-Paul VINCENT - UK
Cliff TABIN - US
This list of speakers may still change
Organizers
Allison Bardin (Institut Curie, Paris)
Yohanns Bellaïche (Institut Curie, Paris)
Muriel Umbhauer (Sorbonne université, Paris)
Jean-Léon Maître (Institut Curie, Paris)
Clémence Carron-Homo (Sorbonne université, Paris)
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