PhD offer in medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology Glycochemistry and Molecular Recognition Team Context and objective of the project – Epigenetic enzymes were identified as therapeutic targets in various diseases, including neurodegenerative diseases, schizophrenia, cancer and more recently in pulmonary and inflammation diseases. But selective targeting of epigenetic enzymes, e.g. HDACs, DNMT, and the understanding […]
F12 team : Analytical Sciences of Biomolecules Keywords: analytical sciences; cyclopeptides; liquid chromatography; capillary electrophoresis; ion mobility, mass spectrometry; isomers, peptide synthesis. Project context: The PhD thesis will be carried out within the framework of the ANR Dynamic Combinatorial Libraries of Cyclopeptides (DynaCycloP) involving 4 research institutes (Physical Chemistry and Chemistry of Life (CPCV) – […]
Jeudi 13 mars 9h30 – 12h30 à l’Amphithéâtre Balard – bâtiment Balard, Campus CNRS Inscription gratuite mais obligatoire ici : inscription A l’occasion du 8 mars, le Pôle Chimie en partenariat avec l’Association Femmes & Sciences ont souhaité mettre à l’honneur des femmes chimistes, faire un état des lieux de la place des femmes en chimie et présenter les […]
Congratulations Laura! Laura Dhellemmes, former PhD student at DSBC, has received the AFSEP 2024 Thesis Prize (Francophone Association of Separative Sciences) for her work entitled: Novel multilayer coatings for ultra-efficient separation of intact proteins by capillary electrophoresis and capillary electrophoresis-mass spectrometry Thesis supervision: Laurent Leclercq & Hervé Cottet Funded by ANR-PRCI SMILE (ANR-DEF-2020-NLE) Currently working […]
The oxylipins synthesized by the SLB-IBMM team are recognized biomarkers and bioactive lipids. Recently, we congratulated Jean-Marie Galano for his research on the molecular network and annotation of oxylipins (Elloumi et al. Sci Data 2024). Who would have thought that, on one hand, the molecular network, and on the other hand, an oxylipin discovered in […]
With her project NEED, Cindy Patinote, assistant professor at the Max Mousseron Institute of Biomolecules, is a winner of the Emergence@INC2025 project call. Through this call, CNRS Chemistry supports researchers or lecturers recruited between 4 to 10 years ago by funding an innovative project and encouraging risk-taking. To read the full article, click here: https://www.inc.cnrs.fr/fr/personne/cindy-patinote
Mechanochemistry Symposium! Mechanochemistry has regained a lot of attention in the last years as it is a powerful tool to develop more sustainable chemical processes. In 2019, the IUPAC named “mechanochemistry and reactive extrusion” as one of the ten innovations that will change the world. Defined as the science of inducing reactions through mechanical forces, […]
This article describes the breast cancer medical device developed by the F15 team. To read full article, click here.