👏 Très fiers des étudiants en thèse du CEPR INSERM Lab!! Communication orale et posters pour le PhD Day de la Région Centre-Val de Loire. 😀 Bravo, vous portez haut les couleurs de votre laboratoire!Université de Tours Inserm
We are presenting a concise overview of the existing rationale and evidence and provide guidance for implementing inhaled antibiotics among ventilated critically ill patients, published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
The Team 3 (Virginie Hervé, Sandrine Le Guellec & Mike Pasteur) was recently on air during La Méridienne, the daily radio show on Radio Campus Tours 99.5 FM! We had a very enjoyable time sharing our work with Melissa Wyckhuyse, as we discussed the different in vitro models developed in our lab for the advancement of new inhaled therapies. 👏 Many thanks to Melissa Wyckhuyse, Pierre DaSilva (Ph.D.), and Jean-Michel Escoffre, Ph.D., for organizing this inspiring edition of Les Méridiennes! 🎧 You can listen to the full episode of the show via the podcast by clicking >Here<
The PEPR 2024 project is coordinated by Mathieu Epardaud (ISP – INRAe/University of Tours) and Thomas Sécher (CEPR – Team 3 – Inserm/University of Tours). 🔬- InHEALation – aims to develop an innovative prophylactic and therapeutic inhaled platform against respiratory viruses.
Noemie Alphonse obtained EMBO and MSCA (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions) Postdoctoral Fellowships.
After many years of dedication, Anita will now enjoy a well-deserved retirement. We wish her all the best for this new chapter in her life !
Congratulations to Camille David for the successful defense of his thesis, « The influenza virus induces distinct alterations in alveolar macrophages in humans and mice: a comparative translational analysis«.
Congratulations to Thomas, who brilliantly obtained his habilitation to direct research ! This is a remarkable accomplishment that reflects his dedication and expertise in the field of therapeutic antibodies for the treatment of respiratory diseases. Wishing him every success in his academic journey !
Congratulations to Emilie Barsarc for the successful defense of her thesis, « Study of MAIT cell impact during pneumococcal-mediated pneumonia« . Her work allows a better characterization of transactivation mechanisms linked to the protective functions of MAIT cells, offering valuable insights into immune responses against pneumococcal infections.
Join the ERS Virtual School of Nebulisation of Drugs for Treatment of Respiratory Infections and Disease in collaboration with the Horizon 2020 FAIR project in which CEPR teams have been involved. Click here to get more informations, program and register link Date : February 25, 2025