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Translational Research Teams

Four teams endorsed, two emerging teams

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  • SiRIC-Curie supports the emergence of new teams at the heart of the translational research department
  • SiRIC-Curie endorsed teams
  • Emerging teams

SiRIC-Curie supports the emergence of new teams at the heart of the translational research department

The support of SiRIC-Curie comes in two different forms:

  • Emerging teams : Emerging teams develop themes which fall within one of SIRIC Curie programs. They gather a certain number of researchers and physicians around an important biomedical question. SiRIC-Curie contributes support in the form of the funding of a key PI or post doctorant position whose aim is to structure the project. Recruitment is carried out by an international call. Emerging teams are systematically interviewed by the international scientific advisory board  
  • Mature teams : Mature teams, labelled SiRIC-Curie “new translational research teams” address significant biomedical questions. They are headed by physician-researchers or researchers with a strong foundation in clinical research. The teams are identified with an international call and are selected after an audition by the SiRIC-Curie scientific advisory board. The creation of these teams is supported by a starting grant for five years

 

All of the teams are located at the heart of the translational research department in the hospital. They benefit from the proximity to the department’s platforms and the patents and industrial partnerships department. All the teams have been recruited through an international competitive call and have been evaluated by the SiRIC-Curie international scientific advisory board.

SiRIC-Curie endorsed teams

Three international calls were published ; one in 2013, one in 2014 and the last in 2015 for the endorsement of the new translational research teams.  

Following a very competitive selection and after recommendations from the SiRIC-Curie scientific advisory board three candidates were selected for the excellence of their projects and received the SIRIC « new translational research teams » label.

  • Translational Research in Pediatric Onocology Team (RTOP)
    Gudrun Schleiermacher (Franck Bourdeaut, Co-PI)
  • Residual Tumor and Response to Treatment Team (RT²)
    Fabien Reyal
  • Translational Research in Immunotherapy (TransIm)
    Eliane Piaggio (Delphine Loirat, Co-PI)
  • Dynamic modelling of epigenetic plasticity in cancer
    Céline Vallot 
  • Integrative functional genomics of cancer (IFGC)
    Joshua Waterfall
     

The teams are led by a physician/researcher (MD-PhD) or by a physician and researcher duo. The teams advocate a project or theme that attempts to reply to an unresolved medical need.

These teams are supported by a tranverse thematic group within the hospital and they are linked to a research unit. They benefit from the accompaniment of an external mentor who is recognised for his expertise in the domain. The teams are regularly evaluated.

Emerging teams

Circulating Biomarker Team

Uveal Melanoma Team

 

 

Last update October 17 2017.

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  • <em>Modifier Page</em> Equipes de recherche translationnelle

    Gudrun Schleiermacher

    Head of the Translational Research in Pediatric Oncology Team (IC)
    Research center
  • <em>Modifier Page</em> Equipes de recherche translationnelle

    Fabien Reyal

    Head of the Residual Tumour and Response to Treatment Team (IC)
    Research center
  • Eliane Piaggio

    Eliane Piaggio

    Head of the Translational Research in Immunotherapy Team (INSERM / IC)
    Research center
  • Céline Vallot

    Céline Vallot

    Head of the Dynamic modelling of epigenetic plasticity in cancer DEpiC team
    Research center
  • Joshua Waterfall

    Joshua Waterfall

    Head of the Integrative functional genomics of cancer IFGC team
    Research center
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