Aurélien LERAY, PhD student in CEISAM CORAIL team, will defend her thesis entitled “Chemically modified AAV for gene therapy” on February 16th 2021 at 14h in CEISAM’s conference room « Marie Curie ». Abstract AAV, or adeno associated virus, are now becoming therapeutic products thanks to their properties. The hundreds of ongoing clinical trials demonstrated their efficiency and gene...
Marie DENIS, PhD student in CEISAM CORAIL team, will defend her thesis entitled “Toward the development of ultra-fast spatio-controled covalent printing” on January 08th 2021. Abstract Cellulose is a very common material mainly used for fabrics and paper. Writing and printing processes are mainly based on the celluloseabsorption abilities. However once adsorbed on the cellulose...
As of January 1, 2021, the CEISAM institute, via the MIMM team and the NMR platform, becomes one of the partners of the MetaboHUB national research infrastructure in metabolomics and fluxomics. This integration marks the institute’s recognition in the field of metabolomics, and allows the laboratory to join an infrastructure that constitutes an international reference...
MIMM team from CEISAM will bring its expertise to the TOFoo project in on the authentication of food products of organic origin.
MIMM team from CEISAM Institute presents a new major publication for SUMMIT ERC research project: a new analytical method for metabolomics, a discipline that studies small molecules present in biological samples.
Abstract: Design and evaluation of multivalent bacterial sialidases inhibitors
A two day symposium on "Compact NMR: Perspectives for (bio)process monitoring", organized by the MIMM team, will be held in Nantes on 14-15 October 2020 in the CEISAM lab and by video conferencing.
The INDEED-IRMS project, coordinated by Illa Tea at the CEISAM Institute, has been selected by the French National Research Agency through its 2020 call for proposals. The project concerns Intramolecular DEep Expertise Diagnostic by Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry-INDEED-IRMS, and is funded over 42 months.