Séminaires passés
"Interferons as mediators of virally-triggered intestinal damage"
— Amphi Pasteur“ DNA methylation and germinal center reaction: what Hells? ”
— salle Condorcet“ Les biais cognitifs : un frein à l'égalité professionnelle ”
— Salle des thèses CRC, ENS-Lyon« Characterization of the molecular interactions between Hepatitis D virus and hepatocyte factors for the development of new antiviral strategies »
— Amphi Pasteur"Lessons from the Development of Neutralizing Human Monoclonal Antibodies and Camelidae single-domain antibodies Against SARS-CoV-2"
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« Deltavirus infection in human and animal cells »
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« From Virus-Host Cell Interaction to Developing a Vaccine Against Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever Virus »
— salle Condorcet« Developing small molecule inhibitors of Lipoteichoic acid synthesis » & « Group A streptococcus and inflammasomes: role of C4BP » Séminaire annulé
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« Unravelling the secrets of bacterial Type 4 Secretion Systems : from pilus biogenesis to pathogenicity »
— Amphi Pasteur« In vivo models of Epstein Barr virus induced lymphomagenesis and cell-mediated immune control »
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« A lethal genome collective : brain tropism acquisition by measles virus »
— Amphi Pasteur« A structural account of bunyavirus membrane fusion »
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« Studying poxvirus infection using cellular cryo electron tomography »
— Salle conf IBCP" Comparative hijacking by alphaviruses - a viral centric approach for more relevant drug target discovery? »
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon" The iRhom-ADAM17 complex as a central regulator of inflammatory and growth factor signalling "
— salle 107, ENS-L" The origins of HIV-1 through the lens of host-virus interactions "
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon"The sources of antigenic peptides for the MHC class I pathway"
— Amphi Pasteur"Decoding the battle between Mycobacterium tuberculosis and host metal defenses"
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon" Scientific publishing at JEM: What, How and Why? "
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon"Type I interferon exhaustion"
— Amphi Pasteur"Inter-organ communication in host defense"
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon"Predicting T cell activation based on intracellular calcium fluctuations: novel approach for antigen-specific T cell isolations"
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« Bacterial immunity as a source of novel antiviral mechanisms across the tree of life »
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« Entry of human paramyxoviruses: The first step » & « Enveloped Virus Entry Mechanisms: Past, Present and Future »
— Amphi Pasteur« Advanced virtual screen and AI-driven antiviral drug discovery »
— Amphi Pasteur« Unravelling the Host Cell Response to Arenavirus Infection » & “ Studying virus-host cell interactions and their role in ebolavirus biology using reverse genetics-based life cycle modelling systems “
« Targeting immunity to arboviruses across vertebrate and mosquitos »
— Salle des thèses, ENS-Lyon« RNA queuosine modification and response to antibiotics in Vibrio cholerae »
— Amphi Pasteur« Viral Evolution & Vaccine Design »
— Amphi Pasteur