The IBISBA 1.0 Transnational Access (TNA) Programme offers external users subsidised access to the IBISBA 1.0 specialised research structures and facilities, including contribution to users' travel and subsistence costs. Within the perspective of ensuring a rapid and efficient transition from bioscience-based research to bioprocess development from...
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In the body, different types of cells must constantly move and, for greater efficiency, they usually migrate in groups. To coordinate their migration, the cells must integrate various signals present in their environment but this process remains poorly understood. By studying the migration of parapineal...
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Today, the rapidly evolving context of science profoundly transforms the ways in which knowledge is developed and shared. The construction of large projects in strong institutional mix (including public-private-society), the support on shared research infrastructures, the generation and the use of data and algorithmic analysis...
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