I’m a first-year PhD student studying oncogenesis and therapy resistance in B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia in the Tumor Biomechanics lab at CRBS. Outside the lab, you’ll most likely find me playing volleyball with Kyllian—especially at the Orangerie on sunny days—or with Clémentine if you drop by our club, Arani. I also love reading, painting, (badly) singing, and spending time with my little dog, Junior. I’m really looking forward to meeting all of you during the Doctoral School days and having inspiring conversations about our research and what lies ahead. See you there !

I am a 1st year PhD student in the immunology, immunopathology and therapeutic chemistry unit of the IBMC. My main research focuses on Sjögren’s disease, an auto-immune disorder, and its underlying pathological mechanisms, mainly concerning the impact of immune complexes on the inflammation. When I am not wearing a blouse, I love to play volleyball with my friends. I also enjoy reading in a cozy corner before joining a book-club around tea, like an old lady at heart. We will make these DS days as pleasant as possible for you. I hope you’ll enjoy the fruit of our hard work!

Currently, I’m in the second year of my graduate studies in Integrative Structural Biology at Centre for integrative Biology at IGBMC. By the end of my PhD, I’d be able to make structural interpretation of human ribosomal complexes reconstituted in vitro through cryo electron microscopy. Besides, I also make time to listen to music, and would consider myself a good music critic! I’m absolutely delighted to be a part of organizing the DS days and also anticipating the upcoming event just like any good doctoral student ;) !

I am a first-year PhD student in the Role of Ubiquitin in Cellular Regulation at the IBMP. My PhD project focuses in understanding the link between chromatin organization and protein degradation in plants, through the role of a specific F-Box protein Outside of the lab I love hiking, I also like to spend my time in reading and running. I’m really happy to know more about your PhD projects during the Doctoral School Days, it’s going to be a great opportunity to make a network among us!

I am a first-year PhD student in the Mosquito Immune Responses team at IBMC. My research focuses on single-cell transcriptomics to better understand antiviral immune responses in Aedes mosquitoes, combining experimental work and computational analysis. Beyond research, I enjoy practicing sports—especially tennis, which is my favorite. I am looking forward to meeting you, learning more about your projects, and sharing engaging scientific discussions throughout these Doctoral School Days.

I’m a first-year PhD student in the Tumor Biomechanics lab at CRBS. I mainly study tumor initiation and dissemination in colorectal cancer, using different models such as tumoroids and spheroids. Outside the lab, you’ll most likely find me playing volleyball (especially at the Orangerie if it’s a sunny day). We will do our best to make these DS Days as enjoyable and inspiring as possible!