A year of Cancer research at IPBS
As part of the Pink October campaign, which promotes awareness of breast cancer prevention, we[…]
The IPBS participates in a newly funded European research project dedicated to advancing novel immunotherapeutic approaches for combating infectious diseases
The NanoBiCar project is one of 45 initiatives selected from 1,110 proposals and funded[…]
A weak point of the TB bacillus identified
In a study published in PNAS, scientists reveal that the survival of the bacterium responsible[…]
Jean-Philippe Girard receives the Grand Prize for Cancer Research from the Toulouse Cancer Santé Foundation
Jean-Philippe Girard (Inserm) has received the Grand Prize for Cancer Research from the Toulouse Cancer[…]
Alexia de Caro receives the Thesis Prize from the Toulouse Cancer Santé Foundation
Electrochemotherapy is an efficient physical method improving the delivery of certain anticancer agents. Yet, the[…]
Prof. Raju Mukherjee visits IPBS as SSHN laureate
IPBS welcomes Prof Raju Mukherjee, visiting professor and laureate of the SSHN program of the[…]
IPBS researchers coordinate or are partners in 10 projects funded by the French National Research Agency
Pulsed electric fields of short duration and high intensity are known to induce the formation[…]
Kien Lam UNG is a recipient of the 2025 ATIP-Avenir program
Kien Lam UNG obtained his PhD from the University of Montpellier, where he worked on[…]
Blood vessels fighting cancer: development of a treatment that enhances the effectiveness of immunotherapy by increasing the entry of ‘killer’ lymphocytes into tumors
Immunotherapy represents a true revolution in cancer treatment. With immunotherapy, some patients with previously incurable[…]
PhD position in structural biology and infectious diseases
We are currently looking for highly motivated PhD student with a strong interest in structural[…]