Collaborative programs to promote innovation
Building bridges between researchers and doctors from different fields and backgrounds is the main goal of our Collaborative Programs, PIC3i. The programs are funded by public generosity and aim to promote innovative approaches in science. Cell biologists, biophysicians, geneticians... They all work together to be more efficient.
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A new therapeutic strategy against triple-negative breast cancer
04/03/2019
Copyright Manon Matias / Institut Curie
A protein is scrutinized to better understand and treat telomeres
04/03/2019
Identifying friends and foes among vesicles
04/03/2019
Copyright Uriel Chantraine / Institut Curie
Leukemia: on the trail of cancerous cells
04/03/2019
Copyright Manon Matias / Institut Curie
Mitochondrial DNA: another target for radiotherapy?
04/03/2019
Copyright Uriel Chantraine / Institut Curie
Understanding how radiotherapy kills cells
04/03/2019
Florence Levillain/Institut Curie
3D printing for oncology
07/19/2017
Thibault Voisin/Institut Curie
A new ally against cancer: the bacteria in our intestines
05/30/2017
Christophe Hargoues/Institut Curie
Breast cancer: blocking the first steps in tumour invasion
07/05/2017
Benoit Rajau/Institut Curie
Centromeres, centrosomes and cell division
07/05/2017
Benoit Rajau / Institut Curie
Choroidal melanoma: how do metastases form?
04/20/2017
Eric Bouvet/Institut Curie
For better use of radiotherapy in children
07/25/2017
Florence Levillain/Institut Curie
Seeing the entire nucleus of a cell
07/25/2017
Noémie Guitter/Institut Curie
Therapeutic prospects of G-quadruplexes against cancer
07/25/2017
Pedro Lombardi/Institut Curie
Understanding how a tumour cell diverts its environment
07/05/2017