Emilie Mathian has successfully defended her PhD thesis after three years of hard work within the RCG team under the supervision of Matthieu Foll, Lynnette Fernandez Cuesta and Liming Chen. This multidisciplinary thesis focuses on rare lung neuroendocrine tumours and deep learning, benefiting from the computer vision expertise of Liming Chen’s IMAGINE team. This work

We present a new paper in Cancer Cell, which is a collaboration with Talya Dayton from the Hubrecht Institute in the Netherlands (now at EMBL Barcelona, Spain) to create and validate organoids or “mini-tumors” of the rare and understudied neuroendocrine neoplasms. These faithful tumor models will empower future research on the causes and clinical management