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Research

Fighting eye pain, a unique research project in France

"We are working to identify the anatomical pathways involved in chronic eye pain, as well as neuroinflammatory mechanisms,…
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Event

Seminar - Plastic and stimulus-specific coding of salient events in the central amygdala

Invited by Nicolò Accanto, Dr Tao Yang (Westlake University, China) will speak on Wednesday May 22 at 11am. Meet in the…
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Communication

GEAR: a major gene therapy project

WhiteLab Genomics, the Vision Institute, and ADLIN Science are joining forces to develop new gene therapies in…
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Research

Identification of the UBAP1L gene as associated with genetic retinal dystrophies

Genetic retinal dystrophies (GRDs) represent a heterogeneous group of genetic pathologies that can lead to blindness with…
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Research

Retinal organoids, an essential cell bank in the fight against rare retinal diseases

For the International Rare Disease Day, Olivier Goureau, Director of Research in Retinal Development and Regeneration,…
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Research

Automated learning to streamline outcomes from directed evolution screens

Thanks to the work of researcher Ulisse Ferrari, an algorithm is now able to provide more reliable and precise data to…
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Communication | Event

Au fond des yeux, the Podcast that changes your perspective

Dive into the depths of the eyes, into the podcast that changes your perspective on vision disorders.
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Awards and distinctions

Professor José-Alain Sahel, member of the new Presidential Council for Science

Professor José-Alain Sahel is one of the 12 members of the new Presidential Council for Science!
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Research

The very first 3D mapping in the embryo

Enhancing our understanding of the development of complex structures that make up the human head and thus better…
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