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Our ENP Days 2018 meeting was held in Troyes, Sept 19th-21st.
As every year, our 10th annual meeting offered an optimal opportunity for the ENP network to gather and exchange between young researchers and established scientists.
A Poster session, two blitztalks sessions (see Booklet) and a presentation of the social and scientific activities were given by ENP students. Congratulations to Sebastian Ceballo who won the 2018 Poster Prize.
Our 2018 program also included twelve plenary lectures. Invited speakers were Anne-Dominique Lodeho-Devauchelle and Sven Colette from Campus Biotech (Switzerland); Michael Halassa from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA); Songhai Shi from the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (USA); Dwight Bergles from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (USA); Andrea Volterra from the University of Lausanne (Switzerland); Hiroshi Kuba from Nagoya University (Japan); Fiona Doetsch from University of Basel (Switzerland); Jeremy Niven from University of Sussex (United Kingdom); Christian Lüscher from University of Geneva (Switzerland) ; Adèle Combes from Bioserenity (Troyes, Paris) ; Bassem Hassan from Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle (France); Daniel Pressnitzerand Yves Boubenec from Ecole Normale Supérieure (France).
Lastly, a cocktail reception, a visit of Champagne cellars and a Gala dinner were fully valued as complementary social events in Troyes making this ENP Days 2018 meeting a real success.
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Pour accélérer les progrès dans ces domaines et renforcer l’excellence scientifique en France, l'ENP repère et attirer dès aujourd’hui ceux qui feront la recherche de demain.
