This course will explore the versatility of non-coding RNAs, a diverse and prevailing class of transcripts that engage in numerous biological processes across every branch of life in all living organisms from bacteria to humans. Word-famous researches will expose their very last discoveries in identification and biogenesis to functional roles of non-coding RNAs in physiology and human disease. It will provide an opportunity to young students and research fellows to discuss their work with an international scientific community in a warm and stimulating environment of Institut Curie.
The success of the course relies on an active participation of the trainees in discussions and exchange with invited speakers, the poster presentation of their own scientific projects, Journal Clubs by reviewing and presenting key articles in the field chosen by the speakers.
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Maiwen CAUDRON-HERGER - DE
Holger BIERHOFF - DE
Albrecht BINDEREIF - DE
Fabrizio D'ADDA DI FAGAGNA - IT
Sven DIEDERICHS - DE
Ingrid GRUMMT - DE
Tony GUTSCHNER - DE
Chandrasekhar KANDURI - SE
Andreas KELLER - DE
Jørgen KJEMS - DK
Michaela KRESS - AT
Andreas MAYER - DE
Pieter MESTDAGH - BE
Michelle PECHARDE - UK
Ramesh PILLAI - CH
Oliver ROSSBACH - DE
Claire ROUGEULLE - FR
Neville SANJANA - US
Petr SVOBODA -CZ
Marja TIMMERMANS - DE
TBD
This list of speakers may still change
Déborah BOURC'HIS - CR, CNRS/Inserm
Edith HEARD - DRCE, CNRS/Inserm
Arturo Londoño - CR, CNRS
Antonin Morillon - DR, CNRS
Marina Pinskaya - MCU, UPMC
Alena Shkumatova - Institut Curie
Franck Toledo - PR, UPMC
Topics
Non-coding genome. Pervasive transcription
Small non-coding RNAs
Long non-coding RNAs
Non-coding RNA in normal and pathological development
ncRNAs as genetic tools, biomarkers and therapeutic targets
30 people.
Selection upon basis of applications (CV, motivation letter, references).
German Master and PhD students will receive a financial support from DFH-UFA (please, specify it in your motivation statement and the reference letter from your PI while applying for the course)
