Laboratory council and scientific councils

Several authorities participate in the institutional life of the Institute and in operational and strategic decision-making.

The Laboratory Council

The Laboratory Council is a consultative body composed of members by right, elected or appointed and representative of the different categories of staff. Its activity concerns in particular the life of the institute, such as questions of internal regulation or organisation. It is brought together by the unit director at least three times a year.

Members by right

Patrick Schultz

Named members

Susan ChanFrançoise Lagriffoul
Nicolas Charlet-BerguerandMarc Ruff
Bill KeyesSandrine Testaz

Elected members

College 1 - Permanent Researchers (Research Directors-Professors-Lecturers)

Gabrielle Mengus, CNRS

 

College 3 -Engineers/Technicians/Administrative Staff

Arnaud Duchon, CNRSLoïc Lindner, GIE CERBM
Regis Lutzing, Strasbourg UniversityAgathe Zouiouiech, INSERM
David Rodriguez, GIE CERBM

The Institute's Scientific Council

The objective of the Institute is to produce knowledge that will bring real advances to the scientific communities in the various fields to which the IGBMC belongs. The Institute has therefore set up a scientific council to provide a forum for exchanges between researchers and management.

Members

Director Patrick Schultz
Departments BDCS Sophie Jarriault
Departments BDCS Manuel Mendoza
Departments BDCS Anne-Cécile Reymann
Departments BSI Valérie Lamour
Departments BSI to be nominated
Departments BSI Albert Weixelbaumer
Departments FGC Frédéric Coin
Departments FGC Tom Sexton
Departments FGC Izabela Sumara
Departments TMN Nicolas Charlet-Berguerand
Departments TMN Michel Roux
Departments TMN Christelle Golzio
Plateform & Services Juliette Godin
Assistant Françoise Schubel

The International Scientific Council : SAB

The International Scientific Council is made up of external members appointed by the unit director after consultation with the Scientific Committee. It is made up of internationally renowned scientists whose expertise is in line with the Institute's research themes. It is consulted in particular on the reception or emergence of new teams within the Institute.

 

 

Members

Borg Jean-Paul UCentre de Recherche de Cancerologie de Marseille Marseille France
Bourgeron Thomas Institut Pasteur Paris France
Delattre Olivier Institut Curie Paris France
Görlich Dirk Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences Göttingen Germany
Houdusse Anne nstitut Curie Parisg France
Jensen Kim Bak University of Copenhagen Copenhagen Denmark
Levine Michael Princeton University Princeton USA
Mummery Christine Universiteit Leiden Leiden Netherlands
Musacchio Andrea Max Planck Institute of molecular Physiology Dortmund Germany
Reymond Alexandre Center for Integrative Genomics, University of Lausanne Lausanne Switzerland
Zavolan Mihaela Biozentrum Basel Switzerland