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16/06/2027 09h00
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The 6th Eurogenesis Conference – Adult Neurogenesis in Health and Disease will take place in Bordeaux, France, from June 16 to 18, 2027.
This international meeting will bring together researchers working on the latest advances in adult neurogenesis in the mammalian brain, from its cellular and molecular mechanisms to its involvement in brain disorders, in both animals and humans.


Date de l'évènement: 16/06/2027 - 09h00
Lieu: Bordeaux


General informations
19/10/2026
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General informations
06/10/2026
CODECOH (Conservation of Human Body Elements)
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In this AP Information Bulletin, discover the latest regulatory changes and the requirements you need to be aware of for your research activities. Please do not hesitate to contact your APs or L2 representatives for further information. To find out more, you can also consult the useful links provided below.
* Inserm Pro – Preparation and conservation of human body elements: https://pro.inserm.fr/rubriques/en-labo/recherche-responsable/droit-de-la-recherche/preparation-et-conservation
* CODECOH Portal: https://appliweb.dgri.education.fr/appli_web/codecoh/IdentCodec.jsp





The benefits of regular physical activity are well established!
Just 3 minutes from the Neurocentre, the University of Bordeaux offers a wide range of sports activities available to Inserm and CNRS staff for just €30 per year.
Pilates, yoga, running, cross-training… there’s something for everyone!
Meet at the Pôle de Vie, next to the CROUS.
The programme and further information are attached.





PhD/HDR defense
30/09/2026 14h00
PhD defense of Victor Jouque

A new milestone for one of our PhD researchers at Neurocentre Magendie

After several years of research, Victor Jouque will present his PhD thesis on Wednesday, September 30 at 2:00 PM at the Centre Broca.


Date de la soutenance: 30/09/2026 - 14h00
Lieu: Centre Broca




A new study in Neuropsychopharmacology (NPP) identifies a temporary mitochondrial change that provides a causal mechanistic link to explain how adolescent THC exposure can lead to lasting effects into adulthood.

⚡ Repeated adolescent THC exposure causes a transient reduction in astroglial NDUFS4 phosphorylation, which might explain how transient changes during adolescence can lead to persistent effects into adulthood, pointing to mitochondrial pathways as potential therapeutic targets.






General informations
28/09/2026
The Night of Research: meeting science!

The Research Night was held this last Friday 25 September at Cap Sciences, with many activities to introduce the general public to the laboratories and their work.