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Camadro Lab – The five pillars of computational reproducibility: bioinformatics and beyond

The Camadro Lab recently contributed to the publication of a new article in Briefing in Bioinformatics : The five pillars of computational reproducibility: bioinformatics and beyond   Abstract: Computational reproducibility is a simple premise in theory, but is difficult to achieve in practice. Building upon past efforts and proposals to maximize reproducibility and rigor in bioinformatics, we present…

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Courtier Lab – The loci of insect phenotypic evolution

The Courtier Lab recently published a new article in Current Opinion in Insect Science : The loci of insect phenotypic evolution   Abstract: Insects are important elements of terrestrial ecosystems because they pollinate plants, destroy crops, transmit diseases to livestock and humans, and are important components of food chains. Here, I used Gephebase, a manually curated database of…

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Conférence Monod-Diderot – Erin Schuman – 8/12/2023

On December 8, 2023, the Conférence Monod-Diderot will welcome Erin Schuman (Max Planck Institute for Brain Research) who will speak on the theme: Local Neuronal Transcriptomes and Proteomes   Abstract "The complex morphology of neurons, with synapses located 100’s of microns from the cell body, necessitates the localization of important cell biological machines and processes within dendrites and…

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IJM Seminar – Alain Nicolas – 21/11/2023

Invited by the Palancade Lab, Alain Nicolas (Institute for Research on Cancer and Aging, Nice, France) will present an IJM seminar on the theme: Mutators and mutational landscapes: from yeast to cancers   Abstract: Genome sequencing in model organisms and tumors allowed the extraction of mutational landscapes. Our study of numerous S. cerevisiae mutator strains revealed the diversity,…

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4th Symposium on Fungal Genetics Ile de France 2023 21/11/2023

Symphosium on Fungal Genetics Ile de France 2023  Registration : here   The symposium seeks to - Promote the exchange of ideas and results on fungal genetics topics pursued in the Paris region; - Encourage the participation of young researchers (PhD students and post-docs); - Address technical and scientific challenges faced by our fungal research community.   All the topics related to…

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Conférence Monod-Diderot – Julian Sale – 17/11/2023

On November 17, 2023, the Conférence Monod-Diderot will welcome Julian E. Sale (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Francis Crick Avenue, Cambridge) who will speak on the theme: Genomic determinants of mutation and epimutation   Abstract: "The ability of certain DNA sequences to form secondary structures means that DNA itself can pose one of the most potent barriers to…

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DINGO meeting, 14-15 November 2023

We are pleased to announce the next DINGO (Dynamique-Instabilité Génétique et Oncogenèse) meeting on the 14-15 November 2023 at Institut Jacques Monod, Paris.   The meeting will cover: Genetic Mechanisms shaping Immunotherapy Response Aging, senescence and inflammation RNA metabolism and genetic instability Nuclear compartments and genome organization   Program : flyer

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Cytoskeleton Club – 15/11/23

The next meeting of the Cytoskeleton club will be on  Wednesday 15th of November at 9.30 am on the Institute Jacques Monod's campus, but in the Pierre-Gilles de Genne amphitheatre in the Condorcet building (4rue Elsa Morante) Aurélie Bertin (researcher in the Daniel Levy team, Institut Curie) will tell us about :   "Cell-free study of curvature sensitive septins at the membrane:…

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Grange/Geigl Lab – Genome sequences of 36-37,000 year-old modern humans at Buran-Kaya III in Crimea

The Grange/Geigl Lab published a new article in Nature Ecology and Evolution :  Genome sequences of 36-37,000 year-old modern humans at Buran-Kaya III in Crimea Two 36 and 37,000-year-old genomes from Crimea shed light on the first successful implantations of modern Humans in Europe and on the emergence of the Gravettian culture The implantation of anatomically…

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IJM Seminar – Josh Brickman – 10/11/2023

Invited by the Collignon Lab, Josh Brickman (reNEW, Université de Copenhague) will present an IJM seminar on the theme:   The way we were - transcriptional foundations of plasticity in regulative development and differentiation   Résumé : Plasticity in differentiation is the basis for the remarkable regulative properties of the early mammalian embryo and could underlie regeneration more broadly.…

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