Institut Curie has many Alumni who have done their master, PhD or post-doc at the institute, and who have afterwards proceeded to follow a range of career paths. We would like to introduce you to some of them.
WE DEEPLY REGRET TO INFORM YOU THAT THIS COURSE IS CANCELLED.
This difficult decision was motivated by the Corona Virus epidemy in Europe, following the latest public health recommendations.
This edition is postponed until further notice. For more information, please contact training.unit[@]curie.fr
Genome instability is a hallmark of cancer cells but also a cause of genetic diseases in humans. Our understanding of the causal relationships between genome instability and the development of human diseases rely on our knowledge of the basic mechanisms of DNA and RNA metabolism, from the spatial genome organization to the chromatin landscape up to the regulation of genome expression during development or in response to genotoxic stress.
The dysfunctions of these basic mechanisms related to genome metabolism underlie human diseases including cancer, aging, neurological disorders and immune deficiency.
Organization:
The main topics are:
The DNA Damage Response as anti-cancer therapeutic targets and tools for diagnostic/prognostic.
This international course has two objectives:
The educational objectives are :
Train students to the evaluation process by awarding themselves the poster price.
Round table for carrier development
Students will be evaluated based on the following activities:
Ivan AHEL - UK
Constance ALABERT - UK
Sergio de ALMEIDA - PT
Sebastian AMIGORENA - FR
Allison BARDIN - FR
Renata BASTO - FR
Pascale BERTRAND - FR
Erika BRUNET - FR
Aura CARREIRA - FR
Frederic CHEDIN - US
Laure CRABBE - FR
Corinne DUPUIS - FR
Jessica DOWNS - UK
Daniele FACHINETTI - FR
Vincent GELI - FR
Karim LABIB - UK
Christophe LACHAUD - FR
Benoît PALANCADE - FR
Eva PETERMANN - UK
Sophie POLO - FR
Pablo RADICELLA - FR
Marc-Henri STERN - FR
Steve JACKSON - UK
Steve KOWALCZYKOWSKI - US
Lorraine SYMINGTON - US
UMR 3348
UMR 3244
Aura Carreira, unité UMR3348 « Stress génotoxiques et cancer », chef d’équipe « Recombinaison Homologue et Cancer », Institut Curie, Orsay.
Chunlong Chen, unité UMR3344 « Dynamique de l’information génétique », chef d’équipe « Programme de Réplication et instabilité du génome », Institut Curie, Paris.
Valérie Borde, unité UMR3344 « Dynamique de l’information génétique », chef d’équipe « Dynamique des chromosomes et recombinaison », Institut Curie, Paris.
Sarah Lambert, unité UMR3348 « Stress génotoxiques et cancer », chef d’équipe « Recombinaison, Réplication et Stabilité des Génomes », Institut Curie, Orsay.
Genome instability is a hallmark of cancer cells but also a cause of genetic diseases in humans. Our understanding of the causal relationships between genome instability and the development of human diseases rely on our knowledge of the basic mechanisms of DNA and RNA metabolism, from the spatial genome organization to the chromatin landscape up to the regulation of genome expression during development or in response to genotoxic stress.
The dysfunctions of these basic mechanisms related to genome metabolism underlie human diseases including cancer, aging, neurological disorders and immune deficiency.
No registration fees are requested
30
Selection on CV and recommendation letter.