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Since 2021, Francesco Solinas has held the Comparative Literatures chair held by Prof. William Marx. An art historian and art critic, he studied at the University of Pisa with Profs Roberto Paolo Ciardi and Paola Barocchi (1978-1983). In 1993, at the …

Peter Shi received his PhD in Classics from Stanford in 2022. His main research interests focus on Protobyzantine economic history, particularly through numismatic and papyrological sources. He is also exploring various topics in the field of digital …

Born in 1937 in the Vinnitsa region (Ukraine). Received his MS degree in applied physics from the Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute in 1961, Kharkiv (Ukraine) and joined the Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering, Kharkiv (Ukraine) in the same …

Archaeology of the Civilisation of Aksum, Ethiopia I am an archaeologist and received my doctoral degree from Toulouse University, Laboratoire TRACES , in December 2015. My dissertation entitled "Aksum (Ethiopia): An Inquiry into the State of …

Bernard Clist, of French and British nationality, has been an archaeologist since 1982. He studies human occupation of Central Africa during the final Holocene. He took part in excavation campaigns in Cameroon (1983) and Zaire (1984), before directing …

Antoine Jacquet defended his thesis at the University of Paris 1 in 2007, from which he drew material for a book entitled Florilegium Marianum XII. Documents relatifs aux dépenses pour le culte , Mémoires de NABU 13 (Paris, 2011). From the outset (2008), …

I am a PhD student in the H. Turlier lab "Multiscale Physics of Morphogenesis" at the CIRB at Collège de France. I am part of the AI4theSciences doctoral program at Université PSL, supported and co-funded by the European program Horizon 2020 Marie …

I'm a postdoctoral researcher in Hervé Turlier's research group on the multi-scale physics of morphogenesis at the Centre Interdisciplinaire de Recherche en Biologie (CIRB). How do cells form embryos ? I help biologists and physicists to clarify this …

I work on the actomyosin cortex. I use statistical physics and numerical simulations to study how its structure, rheological and contractile properties emerge from molecular …

After training as an engineer at the École Polytechnique, Sacha Ichbiah joined Hervé Turlier's team as a PhD student, co-supervised by Professor Jean-François Joanny. He is interested in transdisciplinary issues, at the frontier between biology, physics …

Noemi Zollo obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnologies (Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale) and an international Double Master Degree in Molecular Biology and Genetics (Università degli Studi di Padova & Université Paris Cité). She started …

Lucie Barbier did her doctoral research at the interface of cell biology, immunology and biophysics in the laboratory of Dr. Piel under the supervision of Dr. Vargas at the Institut Curie and the Institut Pierre-Gilles de Gennes. She discovered a specific …

Rose Bulteau graduated from the "Ecole Normale Supérieure d'Agronomie et des Industries Alimentaires" in 2020 with a bachelor's degree in molecular biology. She worked on fish oogenesis during her Master 2 internship in the URAFPA (Unité de Recherche …

After passing the CNRS external biology technician competitive examination in 2016, Christelle Da Silva joined the Oocyte Mechanics and Morphogenesis team co-directed by Marie-Hélène Verlhac and Marie-Emilie Terret at the Centre Interdisciplinaire de …

I completed my PhD at Brown University, where I worked on the evolution and development of siphonophores. After completing my PhD, at the end of 2018 I joined Jean-René Huynh's team where I work on meiosis in the jellyfish Clytia …

After training at the Dermatology Department of New York University, Adel Al Jord joined the Biology Institute of the Ecole Normale Supérieure for his PhD and early post-doctoral work in Cell & Developmental Biology. His research established mechanisms …

Dr Maria Almonacid is a permanent CNRS researcher at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Biology (CIRB), Collège de France, Paris, France. She obtained her PhD in 2010 under the supervision of Anne Paoletti at Institut Curie, Paris. She then …

The discovery of research in biology during my first internship in the United States allowed me to appreciate the idea of studying the fundamental mechanisms that can lead to potentially important findings for understanding diseases. After pursuing my …

I graduated from École normale supérieure and Sorbonne University in Neurosciences major. I have always been fascinated by brain development and brain wiring specificity that is why I decided to join Dr. Fekrije Selimi's laboratory, specialized in the …

After studying Biology in France, I did my PhD in Genetics and Cellular Biology, characterizing the Roles of PcG and trxG complexes in morphogenesis and programmed cell death in the team of Pr. Laurent Théodore, UVSQ (2003-2008). Following my PhD, I moved …

I studied at the Ecole Normale Supérieure (Paris), mainly in the biolopgy department. Early on, I turned my interest towards developmental biology and genetics. After several internships, I decided to do my PhD in J.-R. Huynh's lab, working on the …

I did my PhD in the lab of François Schweisguth at the Pasteur Institute (2007-2011). We identified the Neuralized protein and a family of Neuralized inhibitors called the Bearded proteins as novel regulators of epithelial cell polarity remodeling …

After studying Biology in Spain, I came to Paris to do my M2 and PhD in Cellular Biology. I studied a fascinating intracellular trafic associated to primary cilia in mammal cells in the team of A. Benmerah at the I. Cochin, Paris. Following my PhD, I …

During my phD (1999-2002), I studied the role of Nodal, Hh and FGF signaling pathways during zebrafish germ layers formation in F. Rosa's team at the ENS Paris (1999-2002). I have also spent a few monthes in S. Wilson's lab at UCL where I had access to …