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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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4Sep

Seminar Immunology series Interaction of the mucosal immune system with the microbiota

The microbiota is emerging as an important environmental factor influencing several functions of our body. Many disorders have been associated to a disequilibrium of the microbiota that is called dysb ... Read more

11Sep

Seminar Assessing the engines of affinity maturation to vaccines: germinal centers and Tfh cells

T cell help to B cells was one of the earliest discovered functions of T cells, 49 years ago, resulting in the coining of the term ‘helper cell’. Follicular helper T cells (Tfh) are the sp ... Read more

12Sep

Seminar Tuft cells : intestinal epithelial sentinels linking luminal danger to immune responses

- Gerbe F., Sidot E., Smyth D. J., Ohmoto M., Matsumoto I., Dardalhon V., Cesses P., Garnier L., Pouzolles M., Brulin B., Bruschi M., Harcus Y., Zimmermann V. S., Taylor N., Maizels R. M. and Jay P. : ... Read more

14Sep

CDC Seminar Positioning the nucleus for cell function

Connecting the nucleus to the cytoskeleton is relevant for multiple cellular processes and disruption of these connections result in multiple pathologies. Nuclear positioning within cell cytoplasm req ... Read more

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