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Fruitful collaboration between the ChemBioNAC team and Jory Lietard’s Laboratory (University of Vienna)

Françoise Debart, from the ChemBioNAC team, recently published significant results from a collaboration with Austrian scientists (ANR PRCE-FWF). This study, highlighted on the CNRS Chemistry website, focuses on important advances in RNA chip synthesis. This method will allow the synthesis of libraries of long (>100 nucleotides) and complex RNA oligonucleotides on high-density chips. These advancements […]

Multidisciplinary internship offer

Innovative eco-friendly biopesticides inspired by spider toxins: synthesis and 3D structure determination Drs. Baptiste Legrand and Sebastien Dutertre, in collaboration with Drs. Pascal Verdié and Pierre Charnet, Institut des Biomolécules Max Mousseron (IBMM). https://ibmmpeptide.com/ 6 months internship (M2/Engineering School) Chemistry/Biophysics – starting january-march 2024.   Background: The world population is projected to reach 9 billion […]

4 internship offers! – Nucleosides and Phosphorylated Effectors team

We are looking for 4 students pursuing a Master’s degree in Chemistry or in their final year of Chemical Engineering School to undertake an internship within the “Nucleosides & Phosphorylated Effectors” team. The proposed medicinal chemistry projects involve the development of multi-step syntheses in nucleos(t)ide chemistry and their analogues as part of structure-activity relationship (SAR) […]

Internship – Amino acids, heterocycles, peptides & proteins team 2

COLIBRI : Développement de matrices de Culture pour la mise au point de mOdèles d’épithéLiums BRonchiques et Intestinaux   Dates: 6 mois de Janvier/Février à Juin/Juillet 2025 Encadrante: Dr Cécile Echalier Contact: Equipe: IBMM Peptides www.ibmmpeptide.com Lieu du stage: IBMM, Pole Chimie Balard, 1919 Route de Mende, Montpellier, France.   Contexte et objectif Les modèles […]

Internship – ChemBioNAC team

Thérapies photodynamiques et photothermiques ciblant les anhydrases carboniques associées aux tumeurs : Synergie multimodale pour le traitement des tumeurs hypoxiques. Financement : Ligue Nationale contre le Cancer Equipe d’accueil : Institut des Biomolécules Max Mousseron, UMR 5247 Université de Montpellier, CNRS, ENSCM, Equipe : ChemBioNAC Contexte : L’utilisation combinée de la thérapie photothermique (PTT) et […]

Internships – Amino acids, heterocycles, peptides & proteins team

Development of a new photocrosslinking chemistry for Bioprinting Period: 6 months from January/February to June/July 2025 Internship supervisor: Dr Cécile Echalier Contact: Research team: IBMM Peptides www.ibmmpeptide.com Internship location: IBMM, Pole Chimie Balard, 1919 Route de Mende, Montpellier, France.   Summary This Master’s research project at the interface between organic chemistry, photochemistry, inorganic chemistry […]

New book : Structure des Molécules Organiques (Béatrice Roy et Jean-Yves Winum)

Béatrice Roy (Nucleosides and Phosphorylated Effectors team) and Jean-Yves Winum (ChemBioNAC team), both professors at the Chemistry Department of the Faculty of Sciences, are co-authors with Stéphane Perrio (Professor, University of Caen) of the book “Structure of Organic Molecules” from the Petits Experts Sciences collection by DUNOD editions, published in August 2024. This pocket-sized manual, […]

Nomenclature update for isoprostanoids by Camille Oger

A nomenclature update for isoprostanoids has just been proposed by Camille Oger and collaborators, and published in Progress Lipid Research. The entire SLB-IBMM team congratulates her and is delighted to see the very positive reception this article has received from the lipid scientific community.” https://doi.org/10.1016/j.plipres.2024.101301

4 positions available (Master-2nd year internships) – Green Chemistry and Enabling Technologies team

In 2019, IUPAC recognized mechanochemistry as one of the 10 innovative technologies that would change the world. This technology, and more specifically ball milling, offers numerous benefits linked to environmentally-friendly chemistry (short reaction times, solvent-free reactions, different selectivity compared to solution…). Ball mills can be used in a wide range of applications, including materials chemistry […]

 

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