Topics:
Epigenetics and Chromatin Dynamics
Imaging the Nucleus and its functions
Silencing, transcriptional landscapes and genomics
Memory of transcriptional states
Stem cells and reprogramming
maintenance of (Epi)genome integrity
Epigenetics and Cancer
The objective is to provide an overview of the epigenetic mechanisms and their link to chromatin dynamics. The different functions of the nucleus involving the genome and its organization will be discussed with an emphasis on the technological limits and the new experimental approaches developed today. Links between the disruption of nuclear function and the development of human pathologies will be presented.
Ethical issues
Art et Science
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Saturday morning (March 20th)
Brunch on career development organized by the PhDs of the organizing team.
Geneviève Almouzni (DRCE, CNRS), Sébastien Bloyer (MC, UPMC), Nathalie Dostatni (DR2, CNRS)
M2 or PhD students (up to 12) of Parisian universities.
5 positions reserved to M2 students from UPMC.
Master or PhD students from France at large and European universities (up to 12).
