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Young scientists workshop

Genome Dynamics and Expression - December 9-10, 2024

 

 

The Cancéropôle GSO organises the 11th edition of its scientific event devoted to young researchers, to be held on December 9-10 2024This 2-day "mentoring" workshop will involve presentation and discussion on recent findings and future projects in the scope of Genome Dynamics and Expression.

The format of the meeting (focused research themes, small audience & full pension in a carefully selected location) is designed to foster exchanges between junior and senior scientists and strengthen networks between the Great South-West labs.

 

  Deadline to register and submit your application: October 4th  

 

Objective

The main objective is to help young researchers develop their career plans in a short-mid term. This workshop aims also to improve their ongoing projects and enhance the quality of their future publications. Selected candidates will have the opportunity to present and discuss their work with key opinion leaders in the field:

  • Claire Rougeulle, Deputy Director and Group Leader, Centre for Epigenetics and Cell Fate, Paris ; Director of Institut Curie Research Center
  • Salvatore Spicuglia, Senior Scientist Group Leader at TAGC UMR U1090 Unit, Marseille
  • Julien Brustel, Research Scientist, Team leader, Evotec, Toulouse
  • Nikolay Tsanov, Senior editor, Cell Press, London

Audience

  • 10 selected young researchers (from advanced PhDs to younger leaders) will have the opportunity to present their projetc.
  • 10 additional young researchers, affiliated to the teams of the selected candidates, will be invited to attend the workshop and benefit from this experience.

Participants selection will be made upon the scientific quality of candidates' resume submitted online. 

Scientific scope

Abstracts related (but not limited) to the following Axis 2 themes are particularly welcome:

  • Genome organization & (in)stability in DNA replication, repair and cell cycle
  • Chromatin & Epigenetics
  • Gene expression : from transcription to translation
  • Mutagenesis & Genomic alterations

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