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Since its renewal in December 2018, Arcane has focused on strengthening connections within its community by regularly sharing project progress and organizing events like the Integrity and Parity Seminar and Scientific Days.
2025 Scientific Day
Registration for the Arcane 2025 Scientific Day is now open:
The program of the 2025 Arcane Scientific Day includes:
- Plenary lecture by Gilles Guichard (Institut Européen de Chimie et de Biologie) : Chemical Tools to Structurally Mimic Protein Domains and Disrupt Protein Interactions
- Conference on the "Matilda effect" by Isabelle Lémonon
- Poster session
- PhD and post-doc oral presentations
- Keynotes lectures:
- Electrocatalytic CO2 conversion with a molecularly engineered Co cathode by Bertrand Reuillard (LCBM)
- Design of bio-targeted model systems using tunable surface chemistry and physico-chemical characterization tools by Galina Dubacheva (DCM)
- Development of nanomolecular theranostic agents and instruments for NIR/SWIR detection & therapy by Xavier Le Guével (IAB)
Localisation
Saint-Martin-d'Hères - Domaine universitaire
Date
2024 Scientific Day
Last May, 100 researchers, postdocs, and PhD students participated in the Arcane’s Scientific Day. Through presentations and a lively poster session, doctoral students
and postdocs presented their results. Attendees also benefited from three keynote talks by Drs. Noémie Lalaoui, Julie Andrez, and Tristan Wagner, and a plenary lecture by Prof. Oya Tagit from Basel, Switzerland.
2023 Scientific Day
In 2023, you were about 100 to join Arcane Scientific Day and exchange views on bio-driven chemistry. All attended exciting oral communications and poster presentations by PhD candidates and postdocs from Arcane labs, as well as three keynote talks by Drs Cyril Aumaître, David Goyard, and Eder Tomás Gonzalez de Mendivil, and a plenary lecture by Prof. Tatiana Budtova (Mines ParisTech Sophia Antipolis).
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2021 Scientific Days
Dr Stephan Kupfer (University of Jena) gave a lecture about "Torn between Scylla and Charybdis – The (Photo) Exciting Odyssey of Charge Separation and Charge Recombination"
Dr Raphaël Michel from CERMAV presented "Adhesion of Nanoparticle-Coated Hydrogels to Living Tissues"
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