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Fabrice Wendling, a Biomathematician at the Service of Epileptic Patients
At the Signal and Image Processing Laboratory in Rennes, Fabrice Wendling is analyzing and interpreting the brain’s electrical signals to understand how epileptic seizures are triggered and how they develop. After more than 25 years of research in the field, he and his two collaborators have obtained a 10-million-euro European Research Council Synergy Grant to develop […]
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Sophie Lanone Wants to Influence the Course of Respiratory Diseases
Sophie Lanone has been working on respiratory diseases since her PhD, more than 20 years ago. Her intention is to discover the internal and external factors that influence the development of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and cystic fibrosis. The receipt of a European contract, granting her €11 million to explore these interactions over the next five […]
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Jérôme Galon: A pioneering researcher in cancer immunology
For a long time, our immune defenses had remained in the background of the fight against cancer. However, in recent years, Inserm Research Director Jérôme Galon has endeavored to show that they actually play a major role. Efforts which have earned him the European Inventor Award 2019 for his test, Immunoscore®. Applied in the clinical […]
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