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Congratulations to Cyril Herry on securing funding for a French–Swiss PRCI research project!    02/11/2026

New scientific publication in The Journal of Physiology!    02/11/2026

The team led by Jean-Michel Revest at Neurocentre Magendie (INSERM / University of Bordeaux) contributed to a collaborative study involving INSERM research […]

La manutention : bien porter…c’est aussi bien se porter !    31/10/2026 - 30/11/2026

Le port de charges fait partie de notre quotidien : colis, cartons, matériel… Pourtant, une mauvaise posture ou une charge mal maîtrisée peut rapidement […]

Les neurones POMC hypothalamiques arbitrent entre peur et prise alimentaire    26/10/2026

Cristina Miralpeix (équipe Cota) et Abel Eraso-Pichot (équipe Marsicano), du Neurocentre Magendie (INSERM U1215), viennent de publier dans la revue Advanced […]

Challenge du Ruban Rose : le Neurocentre Magendie mobilisé    24/10/2026 - 31/10/2026

Le dimanche 18 octobre à Bordeaux, plus de 70 agents de l’Inserm et membres de leurs familles ont participé à une marche ou une course de 5,5 km à […]

Two Neurocentre Magendie team leaders awarded a T-ERC Advanced Grants by ANR (Agence nationale de la recherche)    19/10/2026

We are delighted to announce that Giovanni Marsicano and Daniela Cota, both team leaders at Neurocentre Magendie (Inserm), have been awarded a Tremplin-European […]



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02/11/2026
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31/10/2026
Manual handling: lift safely… stay healthy!
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Lifting and carrying loads are part of our daily routine: parcels, boxes, equipment, and more. However, poor posture or an improperly handled load can quickly put strain on your back and joints.
Let’s adopt the right habits to lift and carry safely and protect our health. These Inserm information sheets provide practical advice to help prevent risks and injuries.




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26/10/2026
Hypothalamic POMC Neurons Gate the Fear-Feeding Trade-Off
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Cristina Miralpeix (Cota team) and Abel Eraso-Pichot (Marsicano team), from the Neurocentre Magendie (INSERM U1215), have just published a study in Advanced Science on how the brain arbitrates between feeding and staying safe. When confronted with potential threats, hungry animals must continually arbitrate between feeding and defensive behaviors. The authors show that hypothalamic POMC neurons engage CRH-expressing stress circuits and downstream hormonal responses to coordinate the selection between these competing behaviors. CB1 receptor signaling in POMC neurons modulates this process, biasing behavior toward defensive responses over feeding.




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24/10/2026
Pink Ribbon Challenge: the Magendie Neurocentre mobilizes

On Sunday October 18 in Bordeaux, more than 70 Inserm agents and members of their families took part in a 5.5 km walk or run on the occasion of Pink October.Agents from the Magendie Neurocentre have mobilized alongside CLAS Inserm Nouvelle-Aquitaine to support the fight against breast cancer, in a spirit of solidarity and conviviality.




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19/10/2026
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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




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05/10/2026
Sport & Well-being: A Sporting Break Just Minutes from the Neurocentre
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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.




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