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, the PIMIT joint research unit will become a single-team unit structured around three themes: Eco-epidemiology of infectious agents, Infectious mechanisms and zoonosis control, and Exposure and susceptibility
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to structure this innovative and multidisciplinary approach, fostering academic collaborations and opening opportunities for industrial partnerships and knowledge valorization. Furthermore, the chair addresses
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osteogenic phenotype. Attention will be paid to the design of microenvironments combining structural supports, biochemical signals (growth factors, morphogens), and potentially biophysical stimuli (mechanical
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network “Heart–Brain Interfaces.” The creation of an Inserm Chair dedicated to the heart–brain interface will actively contribute to structuring this emerging field, in line with Inserm’s transversal
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the understanding of the complex biological mechanisms underlying oncogenesis and therapeutic resistance, ultimately improving outcomes for patients suffering from hard-to-cure neoplasms. Inserm will invest in
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and vice versa. Of note is that UMR1098 is a collaborative structure combining resources and expertise from academic (University of Franche Comté), healthcare (CHU de Besançon), blood facility sectors
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at deciphering fundamental principles underlying biological structures and processes by integrating experimental data with computational models to uncover insights into genome evolution, molecular mechanisms, and