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At Institut Curie Research Center, researchers and medics joining from all the world share the same motto: Working with Curie’osity’ for discovery beyond all borders, disciplines and scales to dive into the secrets of science and medicine.

You will be able to navigate through the four major domains of research. First, the biology of radiations, cell signaling and Cancer, second Development biology, Cancer, Genetics and Epigenetics, third integrative tumor biology, immunology and environment, and fourth multiscale Physics-Biology-Chemistry and Cancer. These domains are highly interconnected via transversal activities involving our advanced training unit, and our technological platforms that constantly evolve to match new challenges.

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15Oct
Seminar Immunology series Environmental influences on gut homeostasis

The integrity of the intestinal barrier has implications for health even beyond the gut.  Numerous genetic loci are involved in inflammatory disorders of the gut such as Crohn’s disease or ... Read more
16Oct
Seminar Publishing in Nature Genetics

Tiago Faial obtained his Ph.D. from the Stem Cell and Developmental Biology program at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of Jim Smith and Roger Pedersen, where he studied gene regulato ... Read more
16Oct
Physical Chemistry Seminar Hydra regeneration: actin dynamics and the influence of mechanical constraints

Morphogenesis is one of the most remarkable examples of biological self-organization. We focus on the mechanical aspects of morphogenesis using Hydra, a small multicellular fresh-water polyp, as a mod ... Read more
17Oct
Seminar Quantitative In Situ Imaging of Cellular Lipid Dynamics

Membrane lipids are dynamic molecules that control a wide range of cellular processes, including complex protein-protein interaction and networking, in a spatiotemporall​y specific manner. To in ... Read more
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« Sentinelles de l’organisme », les cellules dendritiques, ci-dessus en vert, reconnaissent les pathogènes dans nos tissus et les dégradent jusqu’à en isoler des fragments caractéristiques. En même temps, elles se dirigent vers les organes lymphoides les plus proches pour présenter ces fragments aux lymphocytes, soldats du système immunitaire. C’est ainsi que pourra se mettre en place une réponse immune spécifiquement ciblée contre ce pathogène.
04/10/2018 NONO, the “red flag system” that detects HIV
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27/09/2018 Combining Homologous Recombination and phosphopeptide-binding assays to predict the impact of BRCA1 BRCT variants on cancer risk
Fatima Mechta-Grigoriou, chef de l'équipe "Stress et cancer" au sein de l'unité 830 Inserm "Génétique et biologie des cancers" à l'Institut Curie.
20/09/2018 New plan of action against ovarian cancer
Uriel Chantraine/Institut Curie
31/08/2018 Bruno Goud appointed director of the Research Center
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