A post-doctoral position starting on September 1st, 2020 is currently open in the laboratory of angiogenesis and cancer microenvironment INSERM Unit1029 at the University of Bordeaux in the field of tumor angiogenesis and metastasis. The proposed post-doctoral project, dealing with the processes of invasion and metastasis will be conducted within the dynamic interaction between fundamental and clinical research. During the first year of the project (potential additional 1 year), the candidate will investigate the effect of a newly identified tumor suppressor marker by our team in tumor progression and angiogenesis.
Highly motivated candidates with excellent experimental knowledge in the field of molecular and cellular biology and biochemistry, please send your letter of motivation and full CV to geraldine.siegfried@inserm.fr
An experience with the zebrafish model is very welcome.
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Famous French Historian Nicolas Werth at the University of Bordeaux
I invited famous french historian Nicolas Werth to Bordeaux for a conference. He will talk about the repressive soviet system. His conference will be held on May 18 this year. See Nicolas many books and media collaboration.
https://www.amazon.fr/l/B004N1MBCC?_encoding=UTF8&redirectedFromKindleDbs=true&rfkd=1&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
Michel Tremblay, Honoris Causa University of Bordeaux
Michel Tremblay is Professor at Mc Gill University and an internationally renowned scientist in the phosphatase field. He will be awarded the title of Professor Honoris Causa of the University of Bordeaux. The ceremony will be held on October 20 this year.
Conference by Karl Sigmund
We have the great pleasure to have Karl Sigmund with us for a conference on the Vienna Circle. Karl is a internationally recognized mathematician and on e of the pioneers of evolutionary game therory. He has also a strong interest in the history of mathematics and philosophy. His recent book on the Vienna circle is a must read !
Video of the Conference by Johann Chapoutot
Johann Chapoutot, famous french historian, gave a conference in Bordeaux on september 30, 2019 in the frame of the interdisciplinary conferences Andreas Bikfalvi is organizing. His talk was related to the biological roots of Nazism. Enclosed the link:
Conference by Historian Johann Chapoutot
Famous French Historian Johann Chapoutot will give a conference on biology and nazisms september 30, 2019 in the frame of the interdisciplinary conferences we organizing.
Interdisciplinary conferences
Interdisciplinary conferences will be regularly organized by INSERM U1029 inviting mathematicians, historians, philosophers, sociologists, biologists, doctors etc … from the september 2019.
The first lecturer will be made by Johann Chapoutot, French historian of Nazism and he will talk about biologism in the national socialism philosophy and the eugenic movement in general. He is the most brilliant French historian of that time.
http://www.ihtp.cnrs.fr/users/johann-chapoutot
See also: “The Nazi Cultural Revolution”
https://journals.openedition.org/lectures/22523
The first lecturer will be made by Johann Chapoutot, French historian of Nazism and he will talk about biologism in the national socialism philosophy and the eugenic movement in general. He is the most brilliant French historian of that time.
http://www.ihtp.cnrs.fr/users/johann-chapoutot
See also: “The Nazi Cultural Revolution”
https://journals.openedition.org/lectures/22523
Seminars during this year
We will have the following forthcoming seminars:
June 19, Solange Landreville(Université de Laval, Quebec) Topic: Ocular Melanoma
July 4th, Olivier Ayrault (Institut Curie). Topic: Medulloblastoma
October 22, Ugo Cavallaro (EIO, Milan). Topic: Ovarian carcinomas
November 14, Johanna Joyce (EPFL, Lausanne). Topic: tumor microenvironment.
New Article from The Lab in SCIENCE Advances
Our article on the construction of artificial blood vessels is out today in SCIENCE Adv. This was a fruitful collaboration between the Bikfalvi Lab (INSERM U1029) and the Nassoy Lab (Institut Optique d’Aquitaine, CNRS, UMR5298).
https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/advances/5/6/eaau6562.full.pdf
New article published today in Nature Communications
Our article “Deciphering the complex role of thrombospondin-1 in glioblastoma development” is published today.