The Turing Centre deciphers the complexity and the dynamics of living systems

The CENTURI PhD & Postdoc Retreat has taken place in the beautiful Presqu’île de Giens – it was a very good opportunity for the new PhD students and Postdoc fellows to meet the CENTURI community.

The participants had the chance to meet each other thanks to different activities : Post-it session, Meet and greet, petanque tournaments, kayaking sessions and a field project animated by Clara Sidor.

The Physics of Living Matter Conference 16 has taken place Tuesday and Wednesday in Marseille at the Palais du Pharo, , and will continue in Cambridge on Thursday and Friday.

This event has been organized in partnership between ⁦⁩CENTURI and Cambridge University.

A very motivated group of people coming from various places in the world have been welcomed by Thomas Lecuit, director of the Turing Center of Living Systems and team leader of the Architecture and Plasticity of Tissues team as a Research Director at the IBDM in Marseille. CENTURI is happy to participate to the growing of new ideas and the exploring of Science by the new generations.

#MasterCMB #MasterPhysicsofComplexSystems !

The CENTURI HAckathon 2022 took place from June 24 until June 26. We were very excited to welcome all the participants and see the results of this intense competition.

Tâm Mignot has given an interview for the CNRS Journal about MiSiC, the first tool capable of automatically analyzing images of bacterial biofilms found in our mouths, in hospitals or in the soil.

The CENTURI education program invited PhD students and Postdoc fellows to take part in a retreat to discuss about their works! The participants have been invited to stay at the Domaine de Mousquety, a magnificent 22-hectare park located on the banks of the Sorgue River.