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Agenda Seminars and residential studies Cancer Immunotherapy - Seminar organized by Antonio Coutinho from 8th to 13th of May. The latest advances in cancer immunotherapy will be discussed. Several questions will be asked : how does the immune system detect and eliminate tumor

Agenda Seminars and residential studies Women's Europe : from caves to the enlightenment age - Seminar organized by Sophie Lalanne from March 13 to 18. "L'Europe des femmes" is a collective enterprise born within the Mnémosyne association. The aim is to make accessible to a

Agenda Projet européen ECO, pour “European concepts online organized by Thomas Serrier, Kornelia Konczal & Valérie Rosoux. This project - a declared tribute to Umberto Eco - wants to show the conditions of possibility of a European space by reflecting on the barriers

Agenda The photography Jury For its 12th edition, the photography jury, chaired by Jean-Luc Monterosso, will meet at the end of January to sort the candidates' files and designate the 2023 winners of the Photography Prize and the Escourbiac-Fondation des Treilles Prize.

Agenda This month we are making a break in order to prepare the 2023 activities. Residencies Author's Residency Prize : Beata Umubyeyi Mairesse Let's come back to Beata's reading session at the Draguignan media library on November 19, 2022. Her residency project : the convoy In the book

AGENDA Seminars Digital social networks: communication, promotion and regulation Digital social networks : communication, promotion and regulation Digital social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.) have taken a fundamental place in interpersonal, political and economic communication, replacing traditional modes of communication. The rapid emergence

TWENTY-TWO ! François-Xavier Lalanne's sheep Château Borély – Musée des Arts décoratifs, de la Faïence et de la Mode, Marseille  From the 8th of October 2022 to the 12th of March 2023 OPEN FROM TUESDAY TO SUNDAY FROM 9 AM TO 6 PM   Anne Gruner Schlumberger

AGENDA Seminars The neural crest perspective on craniofacial development - Philippe Soriano. The neural crest is a population of embryonic stem cells that arises in the developing central nervous system. Neural crest cells then undergo a mesenchymal epithelial transition to become migratory cells