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Cell biologist, membrane dynamics & trafficking, music, rock & vice versa.

Dear network, we are opening a post-doc position in cell biology/membrane dynamic/intercellular communication @laurasalavessa.bsky.social @inem-necker.bsky.social @membramics-lab.bsky.social - pass the message!

Laura Salavessa@laurasalavessa.bsky.social · 2mo ago

We’re looking for a postdoc to join us at @membramics-lab.bsky.social in Paris and explore the cell biology of skin cells in an open, collaborative and fun research environment. Don’t miss out the opportunity! Details 👇🏻

A wonderful group photo to close the 28th Exo-Endocytosis Club Meeting! Thank you to all participants, speakers, sponsors and young researchers for making this event such a success. See you in Namur in 2027!

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What a start for the second day of the Club Exo Endo meeting with keynote speaker C.Leterrier who uses state-of-the art superresolution microscopy to resolve axonal cytoskelon organization. Hot spots of endocytosis and exocytosis in clearings free of actin and spectrin. Fascinating talk!

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Join #ParisPostdocsSeminar this month to hear from our very own Laura Salavessa (@laurasalavessa.bsky.social) as she shares new insights on melanin transfer and uptake in keratinocytes. 📅 Tuesday, 27 May 🕚 11:00–12:00 CET 📍 Institut Pasteur – Amphitheatre Agnès Ullmann

Paris Postdocs Seminars@parispostdocs.bsky.social · last yr.

This month’s #ParisPostdocsSeminar features @laurasalavessa.bsky.social from @inem-necker.bsky.social, presenting her latest results on the transfer and uptake of melanin in keratinocytes for skin homeostasis! 📅 Tuesday, 27 May 2025 🕚 11:00–12:00 CET 📍 Amphitheatre Agnès Ullmann, @pasteur.fr

The “family photo”. Thank you to all the participants who made this meeting so rich in science and exchange! Thanks to the organizers for the exceptional scientific program and the free time to discover the Baie de Somme. Do not hesitate to join the club!

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The prizes for best presentations went to Léa Ripoll for her work on adenylate cyclase and dopamine signalling in neurons and Quentin Frenger for his work on ATG16L1 and B cell antigen receptor trafficking. Congratulations !!

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