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    Fiona Doetsch, biologiste moléculaire: «Le cerveau est bien plus dynamique que ce que nous imaginions»

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    By the Opportunity News Tv on June 8, 2026 Health care
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    La scientifique canadienne est la lauréate du Prix Louis-Jeantet de médecine 2026 pour ses travaux sur les cellules souches neurales et leur rôle dans la plasticité cérébrale. Elle sera en conférence à Genève mercredi

    Même à l’âge adulte, notre cerveau conserve la capacité de fabriquer de nouveaux neurones. Mais comment? Et pourrait-on mettre à profit ce mécanisme pour traiter certaines pathologies? Telles sont les questions auxquelles tente de répondre Fiona Doetsch, professeure à l’Université de Bâle. Lauréate du Prix Louis-Jeantet de médecine 2026, la biologiste canadienne donnera une conférence* le mercredi 22 avril à Genève, aux côtés de l’autre lauréate, l’immunologiste et directrice de l’Institut Pasteur, Yasmine Belkaid, récompensée par le Prix Collen-Jeantet de médecine translationnelle.

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