Research teams and groups
Institut Curie’s Research Center consists of over 1,200 employees from 64 countries spread out over 90 research teams and translational research groups. Their multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary work falls within the fields of biology, chemistry, and physics, and also requires skills in biochemistry, physics of living systems, cell biology, computational biology, developmental biology, and biology of tumors, as well as in radiobiology, genetics and epigenetics, immunology, and molecular imaging.
95 équipes
Chromatin Dynamics
GENEVIEVE ALMOUZNI
Myeloid cells and immunity
PHILIPPE BENAROCH
Biology-inspired Physics at MesoScales
AXEL BUGUIN
PASCAL SILBERZAN
Computational Biology and Integrative Genomics of Cancer
FLORENCE CAVALLI
Genome functions in Space and Time
ANTOINE COULON
CurieCoreTech High-content cell-based screening (BioPhenics)
ELAINE DEL NERY
Epigenetic Plasticity and Polarity of the Embryo
NATHALIE DOSTATNI
DNA Repair, Radiations and Innovative Cancer Therapies
MARIE DUTREIX
ARTURO LONDONO
Mechanics and genetics of embryonic and tumour development
EMMANUEL FARGE
CurieCoreTech Genomics
DAVID GENTIEN
Chemistry for Nucleic acid recognition
ANTON GRANZHAN
Controlling Microtubule Dynamics and Function with the tubulin code
CARSTEN JANKE
Innate Like and CD4 T Cells in Cancer
OLIVIER LANTZ
Statistical Methods for Precision Medicine
AURELIEN LATOUCHE
Molecular Microscopy of Membranes (MMM)
DANIEL LEVY
Chemistry and Modelling for Protein Recognition
FLORENCE MAHUTEAU-BETZER
Mechanisms of Repression by Polycomb Group Proteins
RAPHAEL MARGUERON
Cytoskeletal Architecture and Cell Morphogenesis
ANNE PAOLETTI
PHONG THANH TRAN
Residual Tumor and Response to Treatment (RT2Lab)
FABIEN REYAL
Genetics of Tumor Suppression
FRANCK TOLEDO