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Best poster prize for NARILIS PhD student Kathleen Schmit at the 12th meeting of the FRS-FNRS Contact Group on oxidative stress and antioxidants
Kathleen Schmit is a PhD student at the Laboratory of Cellular Biology of UNamur (URBC), within the "TumHyp - Tumor Hypoxia" team of Professor Carine Michiels. She conducts research on the mechanisms underlying anticancer drug resistance, and in particular, on the role of TMEM45A in head and neck cancer resistance to chemotherapeutic drugs.
NARILIS researcher Delphine del Marmol finalist at the international competition "My thesis in 180 seconds"
Delphine del Marmol, PhD student at the Research Unit in Molecular Physiology (URPhym) of UNamur, is one of the three laureates of the Belgian competition "Ma Thèse en 180 secondes".
Quand les étudiants chercheurs NARILIS font progresser la science vétérinaire!
Les jeunes sont capables de tout avec la volonté. Les réalisations de nos bacheliers vétérinaires dans le domaine de la recherche sont là pour le prouver. L’année 2015 fut prolifique pour les étudiants chercheurs NARILIS supervisés par nos équipes du CHU Mont Godinne et du département de médecine vétérinaire de l’UNamur.
Communication of NARILIS researcher, Dr Eléonore Longton, ranked amongst the most relevant and major presentations of the 2015 ASTRO Annual Meeting!
Dr Eléonore Longton is specializing in clinical radiotherapy at the CHU UCL Namur – CMSE, where she conducts a research work in the field of radiation therapy for head and neck cancers, under the mentorship of Dr Jean-François Daisne.
Cover of the journal "Stem Cells and Development" by PhD student Anaïs Wanet
The review article written by Professor Patricia Renard and her PhD student, Anaïs Wanet, has impressed the chief editor of the journal "Stem Cells and Development" and was selected to be represented on the cover of the September 2015 issue.
NARILIS PhD student, Marie Toutfaire, among the Poster Prize Winners at the ESDR 2015!
Marie Toutfaire is a PhD student at the Laboratory of Cellular Biology of UNamur (URBC) who conducts research on skin aging under the mentorship of Florence Chainiaux. She studies the impact of environmental stress and more precisely of UVB on skin cells.
Best poster prize for NARILIS post-doc researcher, Abdallah Mound, at the 13th Meeting of the E2BRN
Abdallah Mound is a post-doc researcher at the Cell & Tissue Laboratory of Professor Yves Poumay (URPhym, UNamur). The objective of his postdoctoral research project is to study the role of lipid microdomains during the replicative senescence of keratinocytes.