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Save the Date – 2nd HTE Program Workshop – November 14 2018 – Paris - Published on 06 08 2018

MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTER MODELING to study tumors heterogeneity in its ecosystem

We are proud to announce our second Workshop in November :

November 14^th 2018, 9h-18h

This second edition is organized by Olivier Saut (Head of the MONC team - INRIA) & Yannick Ladeiro (HTE Program & Inserm U1162). It will focus on MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTER Modeling for the tumors heterogeneity studies. HTE Program partners and invited speakers will present their expertise in the field.

This event target at the same time, biologist and bioinformatician and mathematicians and will promote interaction between all this experts.

Venue: BELUSHI'S PARIS GARE DU NORD 5 rue de Dunkerque, 75010, Paris

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3 Replies to “Save the Date – 2nd HTE Program Workshop – November 14 2018 – Paris”

LOUVARD Daniel says:

August 8, 2018 at 7:38 am

excellent topics anechoic of speakers

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1. LOUVARD Daniel says:
  
  August 8, 2018 at 7:39 am
  
  Sorry for the typing error
  I meant excellent topics and choice of speakers
  
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  1. Yannick Ladeiro says:
    
    August 8, 2018 at 8:58 am
    
    Thank you very much Pr Louvard
    
    Olivier Saut & Yannick Ladeiro
    
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This French program is organized by ITMO Cancer, in collaboration with ITMO BCDE (Cell Biology, Development and Evolution) and ITMO Technologies for Health of the National Alliance for Life Sciences and Health (AVIESAN) with the National Cancer Institute (INCA) and Inserm within the framework of the Cancer Plan. Operational management is entrusted to Inserm.
It was launch in order to develop a critical mass of resources and skills in order to conduct interdisciplinary research projects in the field of functional heterogeneity of cellular tumor relations in their ecosystem: the "HTE Program".