Ronan Viel (IPCMS – DON)
This work has been carried out under the supervision of Pr. Stefan Haacke.
For those who want to attend but are not able to come, a Zoom link is provided below:
https://cnrs.zoom.us/j/93298689265?pwd=2MgPPNZcVHWLVDSQlkT5IV3x7o5tPU.1
The defence will be followed by a small celebration at the cafeteria of the IPCMS
Krystyna Herasymenko (IPCMS – DON)
The defence will be followed by a friendly reception with drinks and snacks, to which everyone is warml
Adrien Andoche (IPCMS-DON)
This PhD work has been realised under the supervision of Paul-Antoine Hervieux (DON).
Matthew MGBUKWU (IPCMS-DON)
This work was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Jérémie Léonard.
Daniel Siebadji (IPCMS-DON)
This PhD work has been realised under the supervision of Mathieu Gallart (DON).
Denis Jankovic (IPCMS-DON / ISIS-CESQ)
This PhD work has been realised under the supervision of Paul-Antoine Hervieux (DON) and Mario Ruben (ISIS-CESQ).
It will also be possible to join the defence online, if you so wish, and can, please contact denis.jankovic@ipcms.unistra.fr for the link.
Jean-Gabriel Hartmann (IPCMS / DON)
This PhD work has been realised under the supervision of Paul-Antoine Hervieux (DON) and Mario Ruben (ISIS-CESQ).
The defence is scheduled to take place on Thursday 15 November 2024 at 14:00 in the IPCMS auditorium. It will also be possible to join the defence online, if you so wish, please contact gabriel.hartmann@ipcms.unistra.fr for the link.
Vincent Hardel (IPCMS / DON)
This PhD work has been realised under the supervision of Giovanni Manfredi (DON).
Samiul Islam (IPCMS/DON)
The defense is scheduled to take place on November 13, at 14:00, in the IPCMS auditorium.
The work was done under the supervision of Francois Fras and Alberto Barsella.
Speaker : Pr. Keiichi INOUE (Functional Materials Group, The Inst. for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo)
Rhodopsins, or retinal proteins, are light-sensitive membrane proteins, with very important biological functions. In vertebrates, rhodopsins are the sensors for vision.
Pr. Inoue is a world-leading expert in the photochemical studies of microbial retinal proteins (https://www.icpworldcongress.com/keiichi-inoue). His research aims at a detailed molecular understanding of how the different biological functions of these rhodopsins are encoded in the structural and spectroscopic properties. The abstract can be found : here
Contact: Stefan Haacke (stefan.haacke@ipcms.unistra.fr)
