Congratulations to Yung-Chieh CHEN on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Bruno KLAHOLZis entitled : Biochemical and structural analysis of exon junction complexes and human ribosome complexes.
Defended theses
Each year, young doctoral students train at IGBMC. Guided by renowned researchers, in a privileged environment equipped with the best technologies, they develop their scientific mindset.
Discover the latest theses defended here.
Congratulations to Jacqueline JI on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her work, supervised by Jocelyn LAPORTE and Valérie BIANCALANA is entitled :“Comparative analysis of viral and development of non-viral muscle…
Congratulations to Laura PÉREZ i GUARDIA on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her work, supervised by Johann BÖHM is entitled “Physiopathology and therapeutic approaches for tubular aggregate myopathy (TAM) and Stormorken…
Congratulations to Huma RAHIL on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her work, supervised by Albert WEIXLBAUMER is entitled “Unravelling the early events of transcription-translation coupling in bacteria: structural…
Congratulations to Marine GUIVARCH on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her work, supervised by Dr. Mei Li, is entitled: ‘Study of cutaneous dendritic cells in the control of TSLP-driven T cell response.’
Congratulations to Marie Goret on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her work, supervised by Dr. Jocelyn Laporte, is entitled "New Therapeutic Approaches for Neuromuscular Diseases."
Congratulations to Julie EICHLER on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her work, supervised by Dr. Fabien Alpy, is entitled: “STARD3 and GSK3: Regulators of Membrane Contact Sites between the Endoplasmic Reticulum and…
Congratulations to Marianne LEMÉE on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her work, supervised by Dr. Christelle Golzio, is entitled:“Developmental role of the dosage-sensitive gene CHD1L, and its implication in…
Congratulations to Quentin BRASSART on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Wojciech KREZEL, is entitled: Characterization of the expression and function of Retinoid X Receptor gamma in the…