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IJM Seminar – Stephanie Höhn – 15/09/2022

News1 September 2022
Invited by Hugo Wioland, Stephanie Höhn (Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge) wiil give on September 15th a seminar entitled: Cut it out - Residual torques in dynamic cellular monolayers   Research How do cells generate the forces that shape our tissues and organs? In developing embryos, its cells move and change their shape in an astoundingly…

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IJM Scientific Day – 13/09/2022

News31 August 2022
  It is with great pleasure that the Young Scientist Club (YSC) presents the program for the first IJM Science Day, which will take place September 13, 2022. This day is dedicated to showcasing the work of PhD students, young post-docs, engineers and researchers in the institute in a quality scientific setting. To this end, they have…

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IJM Seminar – Edda Schulz – 08/09/2022

News30 August 2022
Invited by Maxim Greenberg, Edda Schulz (Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin, Germany) will give on September 8th a seminar entitled: Epigenetic decision-making at the Xist locus   Schulz lab / Lise Meitner Research Group Systems Epigenetics Complex regulatory networks are the molecular foundation of cell fate decisions and allow cells to acquire and stably maintain…

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Ingénieur d’études en microscopie photonique appliquée (H/F) – Plateforme ImagoSeine

News29 August 2022
La plateforme ImagoSeine recrute ! Ingénieur d'études en microscopie photonique appliquée (H/F) Informations générales Référence : UMR7592-CHRBEN-014 Lieu de travail : PARIS 13 Date de publication : mercredi 24 août 2022 Type de contrat : CDD Technique/Administratif Durée du contrat : 12 mois Date d'embauche prévue : 1 octobre 2022 Quotité de travail : Temps complet Rémunération : entre 2 204 € bruts (exp.< 3 ans) et 2…

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ProtéoSeine – Cisplatin causes covalent inhibition of protein-tyrosine phosphatase 1B (PTP1B) through reaction with its active site cysteine: Molecular, cellular and in vivo mice studies

Home publis, News29 August 2022
A new article co-authored by the ProtéoSeine Facility:   Cisplatin causes covalent inhibition of protein-tyrosine phosphatase 1B (PTP1B) through reaction with its active site cysteine: Molecular, cellular and in vivo mice studies Abstract Protein tyrosine phosphatase 1B (PTP1B) is a critical regulator of different signalling cascades such as the EGFR pathway. The biological importance of PTP1B is further evidenced…

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Meet the authors: Umberto Aiello and Domenico Libri

News19 August 2022
First author Umberto Aiello and group leader Domenico Libri speak with Molecular Cell about their childhood motivations for science, the backbone of research, advice for other scientists, and their paper, “Sen1 is a key regulator of transcription-driven conflicts.” Read more: https://www.cell.com/molecular-cell/fulltext/S1097-2765(22)00714-6  

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Virginie et Courtier et Benoit Ladoux appointed members of EMBO

News8 August 2022
The European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) revealed on 6 July the list of 67 European researchers elected as members of the organisation this year. With this appointment, the new members and associate members of EMBO are recognised for their outstanding achievements in the field of life sciences. EMBO is an organisation of over 1900 leading researchers,…

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Borghi Lab : Post-Doctoral position on mechanics and metabolism coordination during Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition

News27 July 2022
The Borghi Lab is looking for a post-doctoral researcher to work at the interface between the fields of mechanobiology and cell/tissue metabolics. The project is led by Nicolas Borghi and Simon de Beco at Institut Jacques Monod, Paris, in the context of a Labex-funded consortium ('BioMechanOE' transverse project of the Labex 'Who am I?') that involves…

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Libri Lab – Sen1 is a key regulator of transcription-driven conflicts

Home publis, News21 July 2022
Congratulations to the Libri Lab for this new paper published in Molecular Cell! Sen1 is a key regulator of transcription-driven conflicts   Summary Cellular homeostasis requires the coordination of several machineries concurrently engaged in the DNA. Wide-spread transcription can interfere with other processes, and transcription-replication conflicts (TRCs) threaten genome stability. The conserved Sen1 helicase not only terminates non-coding transcription…

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