Posters 2025

1 - Bénédicte LEFÈVRE (Postdoc)

Exploring the effects of muscle-generated mechanical constraints acting on Drosophila midgut tissue

2 - Anaelle TAIEB (PhD Student)

Investigating the role of γ-TuRCs in neurons

3 - Ludivine ROUMBO (PhD Student)

The MAST kinase KIN-4 carries out mitotic entry functions of Greatwall in C. elegans

4 - Sandra CARVALHO (PhD Student)

Dynamics and contribution of actin cytoskeleton in 3D cell intercalation

5 - Elena  SAMPANAI  (Intern)

Structure-function analysis of MAST kinases: How do these kinases function and recognize their substrates?

6 - Flora LLENSE (Permanent scientist)

Muscle and intestine innexins with muscle Deg/Enac channels promote muscle coordination and embryo elongation

7 - Pierre DELAMOTTE (Postdoc)

Deciphering metabolic requirements in a genetically induced Drosophila midgut tumor model

8 - Ronan JOUANARD (Assistant Ingénieur)

Regulatory role of the RNA methyltransferase FTSJ1 in tRNA fragment generation : its impact on Argonaute-associated small non-coding RNA pathways

9 - Maxence DE TAFFIN (Postdoc)

Investigating physiological effects of retrotransposon overexpression on tissue function and aging

10 - Ioanna STEFANI (PhD Student)

Regulation of stress granule dynamics by the Hsp70 chaperone system

11 - Evangeline CHABANIS (PhD Student)

Investigating α-Synuclein Aggregation Induced by Tauopathies in Alzheimer’s Disease: A Proteomic and In Vivo Approach

12 - Anaïs PILLAN (PhD Student)

Molecular basis for the activation of Aurora A and Plk1 kinases by Bora during mitotic entry

13 - Valeria PARRALES (Research Engineer )

C. elegans model of Parkinson’s disease for high-throughput neuroprotective screening of Withaferin A derivatives.

14 - Merlin NAUD (Master Student)

Identification of new targets to counteract age-related decline in skeletal muscle

15 - Louis BAROLLE (PhD Student)

Investigating somatic regulation of  transposable elements through population genomics approaches 

16 - Alexandra HEJNUSOVA (Research engineer)

Screening of recessive candidate genes for Parkinson’s diseases using the nematode C. elegans.