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07/07/2019
Microfluidic conference
The 2nd Mechanobiology Meeting: WHEN PHYSICS MEETS BIOLOGY
Date: 2019/07/7-13
Venue: SICISE, Quy Nhon, Vietnam
This conference will cover the fundamentals, recent advances and emerging issues related to mechanobiology. It will provide a unique opportunity to advance knowledge and understanding in the area of force-sensing in biology.
26/06/2019
Microfluidic conference
Flow Synthesis of Multi-Scale Materials “FLOWMAT 2019”
Date: 2019/06/26-27
Venue: Sorbonne University, Campus Pierre & Marie Curie in Paris
This workshop will address a range of broad topics highlighting the role of flow chemistry in contributing to achieving multi-scale materials synthesis (nano, meso, micro) with applications in biomedical applications, catalysis, etc. It aims at introducing the micro-millifluidics technologies to the greatest number of researchers.
18/06/2019
IPGG News
Chercheuses, entrepreneuses : LE DEFI DEEPTECH
Date: 2019/06/18
Venue: IPGG, Paris
Le 18 Juin 2019, L’ESPCI Paris, Willa et l’IPGG s’associent pour organiser une journée exceptionnelle dédiée à la place des femmes dans l’entrepreneuriat et la Deeptech, à l’initiative de Marie-Christine Lemardeley, Présidente de l’ESPCI Paris.
11/06/2019
MMN's news
LA PHYSIQUE DU PETIT MONDE au théâtre La Reine Blanche
Date: 2019/06/11
Venue: théâtre La Reine Blanche, Paris
Le Professeur, obsédé par la miniaturisation, a construit une machine à tout rétrécir. Ses étudiants trop curieux tombent malencontreusement dedans ! Et découvrent les lois de la physique à l’échelle du millième de millimètre. Un spectacle plein d’humour et d’enseignements.
16/05/2019
Microfluidic conference
IBPS Symposium - Building, repairing, replacing organs
Date: 2019/05/16-17
Venue: Sorbonne Université, Paris
This conference will focus in particular on the role of stem cells in organogenesis, culture methods for propagating stem cells that can be differentiated into organoids, and the applications of these methods for repair purposes.
08/04/2019
Microfluidic conference
Symposium Living & Active Matter
Date: 2019/04/08-11
Venue: Portoroz, Slovenia
Topics in Living & Active Matter will include the flow and properties of active fluids, comprised of biological or synthetic self-propelled entities, as well as biofluids.
28/03/2019
Microfluidic conference
Cancer Cells on Chip 2
Date: 2019/03/28-29
Venue: Lyon, France
It promote exchanges and collaborations between physicists and biologists to bring out new concepts in understanding the mechanisms of cancer and in the development of future targeted therapies.
25/02/2019
Microfluidic conference
Colloidal Science and Metamaterials
Date: 2019/02/25-27
Venue: IPGG
This three-day meeting objective is to foster research aiming at the elaboration of new materials, by coupling colloidal science, soft matter and metamaterials, with a particular focus on subjects such as band gaps, hyperuniformity and self-assembly, bringing together experimentalists and theorists.
21/02/2019
Microfluidic seminar
Control and consequences of the physical properties of cells
Date: 21/02/2019
Venue: IPGG
Liam Holt, from New York University
Tens of thousands of biochemical reactions occur simultaneously in the cell. Small molecules are channeled through metabolic pathways at blistering speed. Giant complexes assemble to orchestrate transcription and translation. ATP fuels the active transport of organelles along microtubules, and actin networks drive membrane remodeling and agitate the cytoplasm. All of this occurs within a crowded cell interior that approaches the physical limits where jamming will occur. This extreme physical environment is both essential for life, and a potential liability. If cells become too dilute, they senesce and die. On the other hand, increased crowding eventually stalls growth. We found that the central growth regulator, mTORC1, is a crucial regulator of crowding. We also found that mechanical compression affects crowding and phase separation. We propose that perturbations to the physical properties of the cell interior through mechanical forces and the regulation of growth pathways play a crucial role in cell and developmental biology.
04/02/2019
Media
Dernières nouvelles du cancer
Date : 04/02/2019
LA MÉTHODE SCIENTIFIQUE par Nicolas Martin FRANCE CULTURE
Interview l'équipe MMBM de l'Institut Curie !
25/01/2019
Microfluidic conference
Self-Assembly of Graphene Biosensors for Biomedical Analysis
Date: 25/01/2019
Venue ENS, Salle des Eléments (E012)
Prof. Tianhong Cui
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota, USA
21/12/2018
Microfluidic conference
Best wishes & merry christmas
Best wishes & merry christmas from the Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Institute!
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