After more than a year of absence, the 10th edition aims at bringing together the junior and senior scientists tip toeing on the tight rope between biology, physics, engineering and chemistry. Indeed, understanding the building blocks of life, from viruses and bacteria to tissues and organs, requires a highly multidisciplinary community that the Nanosciences Foundation has made its motto to federate.

We believe the best way to foster creative, transdisciplinary approaches is to bring on stage the young researchers who actually do the bench work. So for this 10th workshop, 9 slots will be reserved for oral presentations by PhD students and post-docs, and one keynote lecture on the mechanobiology of microbiota will be given by Pr. Nicolas Biais (Brooklyn College, USA).

If you are interested in giving a talk or presenting a poster about your work, click the link : http://fondation-nano.grenoble.cnrs.fr/survey/index.php/125734/lang-en

Inscription gratuite mais obligatoire : http://fondation-nano.grenoble.cnrs.fr/survey/index.php/125734/lang-en

Deadline : Sunday, October 9th

Contact :celine.figueiredo@fondation-nanosciences.fr