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It is our pleasure to welcome Pre Camilla Bellone as a new faculty member of iGE3.
Camilla Bellone is an associate professor at the Department of Basic Neurosciences of the Faculty of Medicine. She uses various in vivo and in vitro techniques to study the neuronal mechanisms underlying social behavior in physiological conditions, and genetic mouse models related to psychiatric diseases to investigate the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying social behavioral deficits.
It is our pleasure to welcome Pr Simone Becattini as a new faculty member of iGE3.
Simone Becattini is an assistant professor at the Department of Pathology and Immunology of the Faculty of Medicine. His main research topic is the gut microbiota. His laboratory is interested in understanding the intricate relationship existing between intestinal microbes and the host immune system, and in exploiting the underlying principles to fight infectious and inflammatory diseases.
We are pleased to welcome Dre Yamama Naciri as a new faculty member of the iGE3.
Yamama Naciri is a curator at the Conservatory and Botanical Garden of the City of Geneva, and a lecturer at the Department of Botany and Plant Biology of the Faculty of Science. His group aims at understanding the diversification of species and their evolutionary history at both the intra- and interspecific levels. Her research themes encompass species phylogeography with applications in conservation as well as species delimitation and relationships in different groups of plants using molecular markers, in addition to the traditional tools of morphology and/or anatomy.
We are pleased to welcome Dr Mathieu Perret as a new faculty member of the iGE3.
Mathieu Perret is a curator at the Conservatory and Botanical Garden of the City of Geneva, and a senior lecturer at the Department of Botany and Plant Biology of the Faculty of Science. His group applies and develops phylogenetic and genomic approaches to study the systematics and evolutionary history of plants. In particular, they contribute to reconstruct the plant tree of life and use this information to improve taxonomical classification, infer the tempo and mode of evolutionary radiations, and identify the genetic and ecological drivers of phenotypic changes.
We are pleased to welcome Pr Arnaud Didierlaurent as a new faculty member of the iGE3.
Arnaud Didierlaurent is an assistant professor at the Department of Pathology and Immunology and the Center of Vaccinology of the Faculty of Medicine. His research focuses on understanding the role of innate immunity in vaccine response. He is also interested in exploring the mechanism of action of various vaccines technologies in animal models, and is involved in clinical research studies on respiratory viral infections through an affiliation to the Center for Emerging Viral Diseases of the HUG.
We are proud to announce and congratulate the winners of the iGE3 PhD salary awards 2021 !
At the end of this 9th round of selection, 6 PhD awards could be given to graduate students working in the laboratories of iGE3 faculty members for the excellence of their application. It is interesting to note that all winners are female students, as in 2020.
The winners are:
The awardees will present their project during the 10th iGE3 Annual Meeting that will be held on Thursday, November 11, 2021 in Uni Mail, Geneva.
The iGE3 Annual Meeting 2021 will feature keynote lectures by invited experts and talks by iGE3 members. The meeting will also be the opportunity for the winners of the 9th iGE3 PhD Salary Awards to present their research project.
Mirko Trajkovski and Ramesh Pillai
We are pleased to welcome Pr Georg Ehret as a new faculty member of the iGE3.
Georg Ehret is an assistant professor at the Department of Medicine of the Faculty of Medicine, and an assistant physician at the Cardiology Division of the Geneva University Hospitals. His laboratory investigates cardiovascular traits and cardiovascular risk by genetic, clinical, and public-health approaches, with special attention paid on primary hypertension and blood lipids.
We are pleased to welcome Pr Simon Braun as a new faculty member of the iGE3.
Simon Braun is an assistant professor at the Department of Genetic Medicine and Development of the Faculty of Medicine. The goal of his group is to understand what drives brain cell diversity during development, and its aim is to gain novel insights into neurodevelopmental disorders like autism.