This course will explore the versatility of non-genic DNA elements and non-coding RNAs across a spectrum of cellular processes, in humans and model organisms, and their implication in physiology and disease. Internationally recognized experts will present their latest findings related to the identification and functional characterization of the noncoding genome and discuss novel concepts in genome regulation and evolution, with a strong emphasis on experimental and computational tools.
Thematic sessions will include long and small non-coding RNAs, transposable elements, structural DNA repeats and non-coding regulatory elements. This course will offer to young students and research fellows the opportunity to broaden their knowledge and discuss their work with an international scientific community in a warm and stimulating environment at the Institut Curie in Paris.
The participants of the course will have an opportunity to:
1) Tutorial: “How to give a scientific presentation”
2) Round table and workshop “Career development in academia and beyond”
1) Journal clubs
Participants will present one of the latest research articles from the field of Non-coding genome.
2) Poster sessions
Participants will present and discuss their current research projects during two poster sessions (poster format A0, 84,1 x 118,9 cm).
3) Elevator pitch : 90 sec presentation
6 ECTS
Poster
Elevator pitch
Journal club
Interactivity during the course
Application procedure
Register through the website (motivation statement, CV, and reference letter)
Applicants from Germany: to apply for the travel grant, please, contact Marina Pinskaya <marina.pinskaya [at] curie.fr>
Program Sessions:
Expression & regulation of non-coding RNAs
Long non-coding RNAs
Small non-coding RNAs
Centromeres, telomeres and genome integrity
Mobile DNA
Non-coding DNA & RNA in clinics, lab and industry
Other activities:
Welcome cocktail - Wednesday, May 10th
Cultural visit - Saturday, May 13th
Round Tables
Poster sessions
Journal Club – May 13th-17th
Elevator Pitch – May 10th
Coffee and lunch are provided
30 participants
Selection upon basis of applications (CV, motivation statement reference letter from the supervisor or agreement for Master 2 students)
Alexei ARAVIN
Christian BÄR
Deborah BOURC’HIS
Emilie BRASSET
Clément CARRE
Maiwen CAUDRON-HERGER
Sven DIEDERICHS
Yiliang DING
Irena DRASKOVIC
Ines DRINNENBERG
Ann EHRENHOFER-MURRAY
Daniele FACHINETTI
René KETTING
Paul LEHNER
Brian LUKE
Antonin MORILLON
Lionel NAVARRO
Rita REBOLLO
Steve PASCOLO
Marina PINSKAYA
Cynthia SHARMA
Alena SHKUMATAVA
Martine SIMONELIG
Maxime WERY
Jennifer ZANET
Kathi ZARNACK
Matthias HENTZE
Igor ULITSKY
Marina Pinskaya (UMR3244, Institut Curie – Sorbonne Université, FR)
Sven Diederichs (Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg, DE)
Antonin Morillon (UMR3244, Institut Curie, FR)
Déborah Bourc’his (Institut Curie, FR)
Clément Carré (Sorbonne Université, IBPS, FR)
Maiwen Caudron Herger (German Cancer Research Center DKFZ, Heidelberg, DE)
Irena Draskovic ((Sorbonne Université, Institut Curie, FR)
Ines Drinnenberg (Institut Curie, FR)
Alena Shkumatava (Institut Curie, FR)
Maxime Wery (Institut Curie, FR)
