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Award ceremony for the 15th Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation Call for Projects in Immuno-Oncology Research
Congratulations to Jean Albrengues and Lætitia Seguin, who were awarded the prize for the 15th Call for Projects by the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation for…
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IRCAN secures more than EUR 2.1 million in the 2026 ANR call
IRCAN is proud to announce an outstanding outcome in the 2026 Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR) funding call, confirming the scientific excellence of its…
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IRCAN Summer Gathering 2026
On 3 July, members of IRCAN came together for a friendly outdoor summer gathering, offering everyone an opportunity to meet outside the laboratory and enjoy…
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Sabine SCARZELLO – CNRS Crystal Medal 2026
Our warmest congratulations to Sabine SCARZELLO, whose dedication and career have just been recognised with the CNRS Crystal Medal. ‘This medal honours the men and…
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Article published in Nice Matin on 28 June 2026 – Ils « humanisent » la levure pour comprendre le cancer
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Academy of Sciences – Reception ceremony for new members elected in 2025
On June 2, 2026, the new members elected in 2025 were welcomed under the Dome. Eric Gilson is one of the new faces of the…
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Gianni LITI elected to the Academia Europaea
Our warmest congratulations to Gianni Liti, IRCAN team leader, who has just been elected a member of the Academia Europaea The object of Academia Europaea…
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IRCAN PhdDay – 6th edition
The PhdDay, organised by and for the institute’s PhD students, took place on 9 April, with Pr. Marco Demaria (UMCG, University of Groningen, the Netherlands)…
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Inserm Actualité : Slowing down the ageing of the blood and the immune system
« The ageing of the blood system is not inevitable. In Nice, an Inserm team at the Institute for Research on Cancer and Ageing has shown…
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The Longevity Paradox: How Telomerase Controls Appetite
What if a molecule best known for slowing aging could also control how much we eat? That’s exactly what the THALATEL project is starting to…
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