Research & Development service

This service, which brings together high-level engineers (1 IR and 2 IE) with complementary expertise, was created in early 2024 to develop new preclinical models and experimental protocols to meet the needs of the projects of the various IGF teams. The technological axes already in place or in the process of being implemented include :
- The development of new functional tests in preclinical models
- Development of stem cell and organoid models
- The generation of new cellular and viral models by genome editing.
The engineers in this service are responsible for assisting the teams in the development of these tools and approaches, and for training team members in these new technologies.
The activities of the R&D service are monitored by a Steering Committee made up of the scientific heads of the engineers in the service and representatives of management.
Manager
Philippe MARIN
IGF staff involved
IGF Sud 022
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IGF Sud 026
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IGF Sud 021
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IGF Sud 105
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2021PhD Thesis - Neurosciences - Bourgogne Franche Comté University - Dijon - France
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2001MSc. of Physiology – Birkbeck College - London - UK
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1998DUT of Applied Biology - Dijon - France
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2020-IE CNRS, UMR 5203 Institut de Génomique Fonctionnelle - Montpellier - France
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2013-2020IE CNRS, UMR 6265 Centre des Sciences du Goût et de l'Alimentation - Dijon - France
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2002-2013IE CNRS, UMR 7102 Neurobiologie des Processus Adaptatifs - Paris - France
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2002-2002Assistant Engineer, U36, Chair of Experimental Medicine, Collège de France - Paris - France
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1998-2001Research technician in the Department of Anatomy and Developmental Biology at the Royal Free Campus, UCL - London - UK
- Within the UMRs
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2015-2020Quality Manager
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2009-2013Elected member of the Laboratory Council
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2009-2011In charge of genetically modified organism approval applications
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2009-2013Technical manager of A2L2 platform
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2003-2009In charge of L1-L2 culture rooms
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2003-2013Prevention assistant of health and safety
- At CNRS
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2015-2026Full member, appointed by the administration to represent BAP A (Life Sciences) on the national commission for research technicians
- I am involved in the team's research projects, which aim to study the neuronal circuits involved in pain pathophysiology.
- I am specialized in molecular biology techniques (cloning, PCR, QPCR and RNAscope in situ hybridization), biochemistry (western blot and cell fractionation), cell biology (neuronal cultures and immunolabeling), imaging (epifluorescence, confocal and nanozoomer microscopy) and behavioral exploration (olfaction).
IGF Sud 026
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