Congratulations to Delphine BALARAMANE on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Michael WEBER (BSC, ESBS), Co-supervisor: Dr. Anaïs BARDET (IGBMC) is titled: Étude computationnelle des schémas de…
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 Alix SIMON on the successful acceptance of her PhD thesis!
Her work, supervised by Jocelyn Laporte (IGBMC) and Julie Thompson (ICUBE), is entitled: “Multiscale characterization of rare genetic diseases through…
Congratulations to José TOMAS AHUMADA SAAVEDRA on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Agnès BLOCH-ZUPAN, is titled: Craniofacial analysis of Down syndrome rodent models
THESES DEFENDED IN 2024
As every year, numerous PhD students at IGBMC defended their theses in 2024, marking the culmination of several years of research and contributing to…
Congratulations to Amélie ZACHAYUS on the acceptance of her thesis!
her work led by Dr Arnaud Poterszman and Dr Emmanuel Compe is entitled: "Study of the transcription/repair factor TFIIH during NER in a cellular…
Congratulations to Daniel SAMPAIO GONÇALVES on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised byf Bill Keyes, is titled: "Cellular Senescence: A Complex Interplay Between Tumor Suppression and Embryonic Signaling."
Congratulations to Annabelle Klein on the acceptance of her thesis!
Her research, supervised by Bill KEYES and co-supervised by Muriel RHINN, is titled:"Characterization of developmental senescence using a new…
Congratulations to Oktay CAKIL on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Hervé Moine, is titled: *Regulation of diacylglycerol kinase kappa (DGKk) by FMRP and its dysregulation in fragile X…
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Congratulations to Alexandre HALLER on the acceptance of his thesis!
His work, supervised by Irwin DAVIDSON, is entitled: "Characterization of long noncoding RNA LENT, a potential therapeutic target in cutaneous…