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Activities organised as part of the Coordinated Research Project

libst | Louvain-la-Neuve

  •  Training: Microfluidics cell culture
    In the framework of a collaboration with the SYMBIOSE lab at UMons (Prof. Sylvain Gabriele) and the Grenoble Institute of Neuroscience (Dr. Antony Proces), Manel Berkemal received training in microfluidics in order to deploy a cutting-edge co-culture system of neurons in the lab of Françoise Gofflot.
     
  • EPISTEMODEVO network retreat
    November 19, 2025.
    The project's research teams got together in the charming setting of the priory of Malèves-Sainte-Marie in the Walloon Brabant's countryside. This scientific retreat gave the teams an opportunity for an inspiring brainstorming as well as the presentation of researcher Azat, Emma, Manel and Romane's latest results.



     
  • Training: Heart phenotyping
    November 2024 to January 2025. Team members involved : Emma De Jonge.
    Marseille Medical Genetics, Dr. Stéphane Zaffran's lab. 
    This training focused in developing heart phenotyping and the RNAscope technique. 
     
  • Training: Project management
    November 8 and 22nd, 2024. Team members involved : Romane Schils
    The training addressed the main principles of project management, including its stages (initiation, planning, execution, closure), the roles of project stakeholders, and the use of key management and monitoring tools. These concepts were applied in practice through the design and implementation of a fictitious project, developed collaboratively by participants.
     
  • Seminar on philosophy of molecular and developmental biology at the Center for Philosophy of Science and Society (ISP, UCLouvain)
    - Emmanuelle Maciel, “Hybridizing omics and traditional molecular biology”
    - Fábregas-Tejada & Sims, “On the Prospects of Basal Cognition Research Becoming Fully Evolutionary: Promising Avenues and Cautionary Notes"
    - Maël Lemoine, “Can the aging of an organism be reduced to the aging of its cells?”. Abstract.
    - Ivan Kuzin, “The Concept of Information and New Phenomena in Molecular Biology". Abstract.