Deborah Bourc’his elected member of EMBO
Déborah Bourc'his, 2010 FSER laureate, was elected member of the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO)....
29 July, 2014 / No comment
Art, music and science guided Anne Gruner Schlumberger’s (1905-1993) life. She greatly supported these with her time and means.
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She inspired the creation of the Schlumberger Foundation for Education and Research (FSER) in 1964. The FSER aims at helping educational, cultural, artistic and scientific institutions.
Since 2000, the FSER selects each year three laureates amongst the best young researchers who are building their team in the field of life sciences. The Foundation offers them a prize to support the establishment of their lab.
Today, the laureates are united in the Cercle FSER and taking action to defend and highlight the value of pure research.
LAUREATES
Patrick Mehlen
Cancer, Cell biology, Molecular biologyCancerology Research Center, Lyon, France CNRS, FranceBenjamin Prud’homme
Development, Evolution, GeneticsInstitute for Developmental Biology of Marseille, France CNRS, FranceAlexandre Puissant
Cell biology, Molecular biology, PhysiologyJean Bernard Center, INSERM U944, St Louis Hospital; Paris, France.NEWS
Research for kindergartners
This year, Yohanns Bellaïche’s second daughter is in kindergarten. As he had done it for her first one, he welcomes all of her classmates in the Developmental Biology Building at the Curie Institute to let them discover what a researcher does....
26 September, 2014 / No comment
Raphaël Mercier will develop a new Department at The Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research
This 15 min presentation introduces the notion of gene regulation to explain the morphological differences between animals....
04 October, 2018 / No comment
François Leulier received the “National Junior Award” in the 6th edition of the Prix Sanofi – Institut Pasteur
This 15 min presentation introduces the notion of gene regulation to explain the morphological differences between animals....
04 October, 2018 / No comment
OUTREACH
Research for kindergartners
This year, Yohanns Bellaïche’s second daughter is in kindergarten. As he had done it for her first one, he welcomes all of her classmates in the Developmental Biology Building at the Curie Institute to let them discover what a researcher does....
26 September, 2014
