Antibiotic resistance: towards drugs to disarm bacteria
A new strategy to combat antibiotic resistance A consortium of researchers with multidisciplinary skills, coordinated by INRAE and including the CNRS, the Université Paris-Saclay and Inserm, has identified a molecule capable of “disarming” pathogenic bacteria in the face of the immune system, without any negative effects on the host microbiota. These results, already patented and […]
Jichan Jang – 26/06/2025
Discovery of Potential Anti-tuberculosis Agents
Alibiote day 2025
The annual meeting of Alibiote, one of our transversal research axis, took place on Tuesday, March 18. It was an opportunity to review the past year and reflect on priorities for future development. It was a convivial and enjoyable moment. Thank you to Ferment du Futur for their warm welcome and the tour of their […]
Abhinav PUJAR – 10/04/2025
Distributed Biological Circuits in Synthetic Phage-Bacterial Systems
Vincent Léguillier – 04/04/2025
Adaptation of Staphylococcus aureus to Natural Environments and Aptamer-Based Sensing
Pr Erwan Poupon and Pr Mehdi Bennidir – 07/05/2025
Exploring natural products diversity and complexity
Jun Ogawa – 05/05/2025
Analysis of microbial function creating novel biotechnology tools for food, medical, and chemical industries
Inès Doublier won the “Three Minutes Thesis” at the Université Paris-Saclay.
Inès Doublier was selected, along with 13 other candidates, to take part in the local grand final 2025 of “Three Minutes Thesis (3MT)” (“Ma Thèse en 180 secondes (MT180)”) at the Université Paris-Saclay. During this unique event, doctoral students had three minutes to present their thesis topic in an accessible and engaging way to the […]
Mireille Ansaldi – 11/04/2025
Antibiotic-induced morphological changes boost viral predation on bacterial hosts
Bacterial Cell Surfaces, Gordon Research Conference
Human Microbiome: From Models and Mechanism to Medicine