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Seminar Series

January 11th – 12 :00 pm

  • Simon FILLATREAU, Deutsches Rheuma-Forschungszentrum, Berlin, Allemagne

(invited by Alexandre Tang)

Title: Roles of activated B cells as negative regulators of Immunity.

 

January 18th – 12 :00 pm

Miguel SOARES, Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência, Oeiras, Portugal (invited by Helena Soares)

Title: Disease Tolerance: A host defense strategy against infection.

 

February 1st – 12 :00 pm

Michael SIXT, Institute of Science and Technology, Klosterneuburg Austria

 (invited by Matthew Albert)

Title: Cytoskeletal regulation in chemotactic leucocytes

 

Feburary 4th – 3.00 pm 

Seminar of the Département d’Immunologie and of the Département Génomes et Génétique

Philip DE JAGER, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, Etats-Unis

(invited by Matthew Albert) et Luis Quintana-Murci

Title: Deconstructing inflammatory diseases: Exploring the causal chain linking genetic risk to variation in immune function and clinical syndromes

 

February 8th – 12 :00 pm

Lucienne CHATENOUD, Université Paris Descartes - Paris V, France (invited by Frédérique Michel)

Title: The challenge of restoring self-tolerance in clinical autoimmunity

 

March 1st – 12 :00 pm

Dinis CALADO, London Research Institute, United Kingdom (invited by Paulo Vieira)

Title: Role of MYC in Germinal Center B cell Physiology and Pathology

 

March 8th – 12 :00 pm

Andreas WACK

London Research Institute, London, Grande-Bretagne (invited by Christian Vosshenrich)

Title: Two tales about immunity and infection:

1. The transcription factor E4BP4 in NK cell development: less essential than we thought?

2. The response of airway epithelia to influenza infection: how is it induced?

 

March 15th – 12 :00 pm

Oreste ACUTO

Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford, Grande-Bretagne (invited par Vincenzo di Bartolo)

Title: T cell antigen receptor: a signaling journey

 

March 22nd – 12 :00 pm 
Thierry ROSE

Immunogénétique Cellulaire, Institut Pasteur (invited by Matthew Albert)

Title: Interleukin-7 compartmentalizes its receptor signaling complex to initiate CD4 T lymphocyte response

 

March 26th – 12 :00 pm

Seminar of the Immunology department and of the Virology department

Bali PULENDRAM

Emory Vaccine Center, Atlanta, Etats-Unis (invited by Claude Leclerc)

Title: Systems Vaccinology: enabling rational vaccine design with systems biology