For the last 10 years, the Grenoble scientific community has been demonstrating a growing interest in the field of chromatin, transcription, epigenetics and RNA biology. This Club has been initiated to facilitate our interactions, and hopefully spark off new collaborative projects.
The organizing committee is currently animated by Jérôme Govin (IAB), Jan Kadlec (IBS), Wojtek Galeg (EMBL), André Verdel (IAB) and Chloé Zubieta (PCV). They organize several meetings each year, usually in autumn, winter and spring. Their location rotates between IAB, IBS and EMBL. We also regularly organize symposia, as in 2013, 2015 and 2020. Sign up for our mailing list (below) to make sure you don’t miss the next one!
Two other clubs have recently been launched in Grenoble: Host-Pathogen Interactions and Drug Discovery.
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We are pleased to present a 1-day symposium to feature chemical epigenetics and metabolism, co-organized by the Grenoble Epigenetics Club, and the Grenoble Drug Discovery club. This day will focus on how targeted inhibition of epigenetic and metabolic pathways reveals new therapeutic opportunities. Free yet mandatory registration !! Please see
Our next meeting will be in the Institute of Advanced Biosciences, on Thursday June 26th 2025, from 10am until 1pm. The program will be : Keynote by Jean-Francois Couture from University of Ottawa. Structural insights into the regulation of SET1 regulatory subunits. Short talk 1. Etienne Dubiez (IBS/EMBL). Structural basis for the
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Thank you very much for accepting to present your work!! Each meeting is composed of a full seminar (45 min followed by 15 min for questions) and two short talks (20 min followed by 10 min for questions). A timer will be used, as time will be saved for informal discussions.
The audience will be composed of experts in your field, but also non experts and students, from cell biology to biophysics and medical biology. Please keep your experimental methods accessible for everybody. We recommend a solid introduction, leading to the main challenges and biological questions of your field.
