Animations

In the framework of Animation Scientifique ISA, the New-coming PhD students’ day will take place on Friday the 28th of March from 10h to 11h30 in A010, The format will be 8-9min presentation, followed by 3min questions from the audience.

In the framework of Animation Scientifique ISA, the IRL team invites Federico Martinelli de l'Université de Florence. He will give a seminar in A010 next Friday, 21 March at 11:00.

The Artificial Intelligence in Genomics cluster (https://pepi-ibis.inrae.fr/ia-genomique) invites you to a presentation by Giulia Calia and Silvia Bottini (SMILE team, at ISA) : Leveraging bioinformatics and machine learning to study the pivotal characteristics of effector proteins in agro-economically important plant pathogen. This Friday, March 14 at 10:00 am online via Zoom

This Friday at 11 a.m., in room A010, Marine Courtois, a PhD student with the M2P2 team, will talk about her results with the sterile insect technique (SIT). This work was carried out with Ludovic Mailleret, Louise van Oudenhove, Suzanne Touzeau, Frédéric Grognard, and two trainees (Tara Belkhayate and Crésus Kounoudji).

Cliven NJEKETE will defend his thesis on Monday, February 17, 2025 at 1:30 p.m. in room A010 at ISA.

Nuria Romero will present her work and that of the DEB team, and in particular two projects, including one EXPLOR'AE this Friday, February 7 at 11:00 am in room A010:

Praween Choubey, postdoctoral fellow in the BES team, will be presenting his seminar as part of the ISA scientific event to be held this Friday, January 24 at 11:00 am in room A010:

Daniel Quiroga Murcia, postdoctoral fellow in the IPIE team, will be presenting his seminar as part of the ISA scientific event to be held this Friday, January 10 at 11:00 am in room A010.

As part of the Anim' ISA on Friday December 13 at 11am, we will be delighted to welcome Jean Colcombet (DR INRAE, IPS2), (STRESS: Stress signaling pathways IPS2 - Skin IPS2 (u-psud.fr) ) who will present his latest research work on : ‘MKK3 module integrates nitrate and light signaling to modulate secondary seed dormancy.’

Sarah RANTY-ROBY will defend her thesis on Thursday December 12 at 2pm in room A010 at ISA.