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Intervenants
Zev Gartner, US
Sally Horne-Badovinac, US
Harald Stenmark, Norway
Anna Akhmanova, NL
Sara Wickström, Finland
Carl-Philipp Heisenberg, Austria
Carmine Settembre, IT
Jerome Gros, FR
Romain Levayer, FR
Stephane Douady, FR
Marie-Helene Verlhac, FR
Mario Pende, FR
Chavrier Philippe, FR
Yohanns Belaiche, FR
Matthieu Piel, FR
Plus d’informations
Objectifs
The objective of the course is to expose PhD and Master students coming from European laboratories to cutting edge concepts in the fields of cell biology and cancer cell biology.
Conditions de selection
Candidates are selected by their CV &
Abstract of current work + 3 sentences motivation letter explaining why they want to participate)
Infos pratiques
The course will run for one week, Monday to Friday. There will be 4-5 lectures per day.
All lectures will be in English.
The course will run from Monday to Friday. Each day will cover a different topic and 4-5 lectures from local researchers (one 1h long lecture) and foreigner speakers (2 lectures). In the evening, during dinner, the students will present their research in the format of 10 minutes of chalk talk using only a whiteboard (2 evenings). To motivate students to interact with speakers, we will assign each speaker to 2 students. Students will be expected to read recent papers from the speaker’s lab, to introduce the speaker, chair questions after his/her talk, and to serve as a guide/host for the speaker during the course.
workshop:
To share with students challenges in adjusting the professional and personal time, on Wednesday evening we will organize “Science and Life” dinner when the international speakers will join students over dinner to talk about their life in science, their achievements and their failures, good and bad about moments in their carrier. We would like to hear about inspirations, satisfaction, motivations… but also about the challenges and difficulties in our jobs and how that reflects on our personal life.
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Courses will be taught in English. While the whole course will be open to everyone, the students’ presentations will be restricted to selected students.
Infos sur les ECTS
Successful completion of the course can count as training hours (3 ECTS or 20 hours) for French graduate schools such as "Complexité du Vivant" and "Frontières du Vivant" or 3 ECTS at Master program UPMC at Paris 6.
Comité scientifique
Danijela MATIC VIGNJEVIC, UMR144
Stéphanie MISEREY-LENKEI, UMR144
Guillaume MONTAGNAC, Institut Gustave Roussy