Émilie Sick is the recipient of the 2026 IdEx Research Support Fund call for projects from the University of Strasbourg, under the France 2030 Excellence Initiatives program, for her project entitled “Méla3D.” This project focuses on the design of 3D cellular models to evaluate the therapeutic potential of smart nanoparticles.
The CPS team is delighted to have contributed to the work led by Dr. Andreas Reish (UMR_S 1121) on the study of the mechanisms and kinetics of polymer nanoparticle formation via nanoprecipitation, using FRET and stopped-flow techniques. Congratulations to all the authors for this excellent collaborative work! Link (restricted access)
The CPS team is happy to announce the publication of Sonia Pfister’s latest work in the open-access journal Aggregate (Wiley, IF: 13.7). In this study, we demonstrate that transient membrane-promoted J-aggregation of BODIPY dimers enables dual-channel live-cell super-resolution imaging. Link
The ICE team is pleased to welcome Killian Le Gourrierec. Killian Le Gourrierec is a first-year Master's student in RDIT (Research, Development, and Therapeutic Innovation).His research project focuses on studying the role of mechanosensitive piezoelectric channels in endothelial function.
The ICE team is pleased to welcome Noa Francillonne. Noa Francillonne is a Master 1 student in RDTI (Research, Development, and Therapeutic Innovation). His research project focuses on studying a new gain-of-function mechanism in mechanosensitive piezoelectric channels.
The ICE team is pleased to welcome Hocine Nait-Chabane. Hocine Nait-Chabane is a Master's student in CBDD (Chemistry, Biology, Drug Design). His research project focuses on developing new molecular tools targeting mechanosensitive piezoelectric channels.
The PCS team is happy to welcome Zhongze Shi. Zhongze is a first-year Master's student at Université Paris Cité, specializing in Frontier Chemistry. He is completing a two-month internship in the team. During this internship, he is working on the synthesis of photomodulable fluorescent molecules, in collaboration with a doctoral student from the…
Insights into the structure and evolution of the human SAGA complex by affinity-ligand purification
Émilie Sick is the recipient of the 2026 IdEx Research Support Fund call for projects from the University of Strasbourg, under the France 2030…
The CPS team is delighted to have contributed to the work led by Dr. Andreas Reish (UMR_S 1121) on the study of the mechanisms and kinetics of polymer…
The CPS team is happy to announce the publication of Sonia Pfister’s latest work in the open-access journal Aggregate (Wiley, IF: 13.7). In this…
The ICE team is pleased to welcome Killian Le Gourrierec. Killian Le Gourrierec is a first-year Master's student in RDIT (Research, Development, and…
The ICE team is pleased to welcome Noa Francillonne. Noa Francillonne is a Master 1 student in RDTI (Research, Development, and Therapeutic…
The ICE team is pleased to welcome Hocine Nait-Chabane. Hocine Nait-Chabane is a Master's student in CBDD (Chemistry, Biology, Drug Design). His…
The PCS team is happy to welcome Zhongze Shi. Zhongze is a first-year Master's student at Université Paris Cité, specializing in Frontier Chemistry.…
Insights into the structure and evolution of the human SAGA complex by affinity-ligand purification
The CNRS Chemistry department has issued a national press release announcing the publication in eLife by the ICE and SNP teams. Congratulations to…
Congratulations to Sonia Pfister on receiving the 2025 PhD Thesis Award in Physicochemical Sciences from the French National Academy of Pharmacy, in…
Affinity-guided labeling reveals P2X7 nanoscale membrane redistribution during BV2 microglial activation
Alain Wagner received the CNRS Gold Medal for Innovation from Antoine Petit (CEO of the CNRS). Congratulations Alain!
Alain Wagner (BFC team) is the recipient of the CNRS Innovation Medal 2025. Congratulations Alain! Press release Alain Wagner, winner of the…
Guilhem Chaubet, from the BFC team, is the recipient of a 2025 ERC Consolidator Grant for his research project entitled MuSyc. Congratulations…
Françoise Tirmarche, Administrative Manager, received the CNRS medal of honor.
Stoichiometric Antibody−Polymer−Drug Conjugate for Effective Low-Dose Treatment of Breast Cancer.
