Capucine Braillon Honored by the Michel Serres Foundation of the Institut de France
The Michel Serres Foundation honors doctoral theses that have adopted an interdisciplinary approach.
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The Michel Serres Foundation honors doctoral theses that have adopted an interdisciplinary approach.
Anna Soliani received the "Best Student Poster Presentation Award".
The induction ceremony for members elected in 2025 took place on June 2, 2026, beneath the Dome of the Institut de France.
A study led by Guy Zuber demonstrates that monoclonal antibodies can be delivered into cancer cells to neutralize intracellular targets.
Les Journées du campus d'Illkirch (JCI) 2026 se dérouleront les 21 et 22 Mai à l'ESBS.
The award was presented during a ceremony held on April 16, 2026.
Le séminaire de microbiologie de Strasbourg (SMS) édition 2026 aura lieu le jeudi 2 avril à l'ESBS. Les inscriptions sont ouvertes!
Un documentaire diffusé sur ARTE a mis en lumière un projet porté par Pierre Fechter sur les pharmacopées anciennes.
Congratulations to our young researcher, who is among the recipients of the 2025 Prix des Talents de l'Outre-mer!
A study conducted by the team of Sylviane Muller highlights a phenomenon of molecular mimicry that raises questions about the long-term immunological consequences of COVID-19.
Destiné aux jeunes entre 14 et 16 ans, Ose la Recherche! permet de rencontrer des scientifiques des laboratoires du CNRS.
Two studies co-led by Frédéric Simonin and Sandra Lecat reveal that inactivation of GPRASP1 blocks the tolerance to either a bronchodilator (asthma) or a delta-opioid receptor ligand (pain).
Congratulations to Sylviane Muller, who is among the eighteen new members of the French Academy of Sciences.
The mission of the ambassadors is to promote innovation that is open to research and society
Pierre Fechter organise le colloque MANSA 2025 le 7 Novembre 2025.
A study published by the team of Michael Weber reveals a new gene that regulates DNA methylation in germ cells.
La 34e édition de la Fête de la science se déroulera du 03 octobre au 13 octobre 2025.
A multicenter study coordinated by Sylviane Muller demonstrates the presence of antibodies in patients with long COVID that could threaten fertility.
The Force Foundation has awarded Professor Sylviane Muller the 2025 Robert-Lohr Prize for her pioneering work on autoimmune diseases.
The research unit and ESBS are recuiting a Chair of Junior Professor (contract duration: 5 years) to develop research activities in the field of biotechnologies and biotherapies.