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  • 28 février 2023

The RCG team welcomes two new members

Laurane Mangé is a Master student in Bioinformatics and Modelling from the National Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon (INSA Lyon). She will be working for 6 months with Nicolas Alcala on the genomic evolution of tumor phenotypes and on single-cell transcriptomics of malignant pleural mesothelioma.  Maike Morrison is a PhD student in Biology from

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  • 28 février 2023

The RCG team marks Rare Disease Day 2023 with a new video

In a new video to mark Rare Disease Day, Matthieu Foll, Alexandra Sexton Ouates and Emilie Mathian from the RCG team at IARC present one aspect of the lungNENomics project, which aims to improve the diagnosis and clinical management of lung neuroendocrine tumours using a combination of AI and genomic techniques. Read the IARC press

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  • 16 février 2023

Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Foundation investigator award to Matthieu Foll

Scientists from the RCG team are among the recipients of research grants awarded by the Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Foundation (NETRF), announced on 16 February.  Matthieu Foll, Lynnette Fernandez-Cuesta, and their co-investigators in the “Reconciling lung carcinoids histopathological and molecular classifications” project were chosen to receive the funding through a competitive and rigorous peer-review process. This

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  • 2 février 2023

Oral presentation at the 18th edition of the International Conference on Theory and Applications of Computer Vision (Visapp 2023)

Emilie Mathian had an amazing time at the 18th edition of the International Conference on Theory and Applications of Computer Vision in Lisbon, Portugal (Visapp 2023). The conference was an opportunity to learn about theoretical and applicative advances in computer vision and robotics from the best researchers in the field. Emilie presented her paper entitled

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28 Mar

Investigadores del grupo "Hormonas y Cáncer" del IMIBIC, de la @Univcordoba y del @HUReinaSofia han participado en la caracterización molecular más avanzada hasta la fecha del mesotelioma pleural maligno, dentro del proyecto MESOMICS del @IARCWHO

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26 Mar

Trending in #Genetics:
https://ooir.org/index.php?field=Clinical+Medicine&category=Genetics+%26+Heredity&days=7

1) Omics data & pathway enrichment analysis (@TrendsGenetics)

2) Malignant pleural mesothelioma (@NatureGenet)

3) Taxonomic insights in East Asian slugs

4) Adjusting for common variant polygenic scores improves yield in analyses

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CancersRareRare Cancers Genomics@CancersRare·
24 Mar

Congrats @DerksJules, well deserved!

Jules Derks, MD, PhD@DerksJules

Thanks ENETS & NETRF for this show of support! Also for Laura Moonen for all her work on this project. Happy that my colleague & clinical mentor Monique Hochstenbag could receive the award, sorry for having a flight booked to early!!#ENETS2023 @Dingemans_AnneM @CancersRare @mumc

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CancersRareRare Cancers Genomics@CancersRare·
24 Mar

Great initiative from @myESMO to organise the first meeting dedicated to rare cancers, fantastic opportunity for networking. Looking forward to the next one in 2024! @FCLynnette @GCarboneroLab @ERN_EURACAN

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alarjosanAlvaro Arjona@alarjosan·
23 Mar

Great team researching in pancreatic NET and splicing, honored to work with them @JustoCastano @IMIBIC https://twitter.com/cancersrare/status/1638487095227416576

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@JustoCastano convincing #ENETS_F audience how important splicing is in cancer

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