This scientific day is dedicated to our colleague Jean-Stéphane Joly, INRAE Research Director.

Jean-Stéphane Joly worked at the NeuroSciences Paris-Saclay Institute. He founded the TEFOR Paris-Saclay unit, which is part of the CELPHEDIA infrastructure. Jean-Stéphane was a key player in the creation of this infrastructure.

We wanted to pay tribute to him by organising this day, which brings together the scientific themes that he was so passionate about.

This tribute day is supported by Celphedia

09h00-09h30 : Welcome coffee

09h30-09h50 : Introduction of the day, Daniel Boujard et André Le Bivic (INSB, CNRS)

09h50-10h50 : Opening Conference, Denis Duboule (Collège de France) :

                         The Evolution of Regulatory Landscapes

10h50-11h50 : Fish models Session 

• 10h50-11h20 : Sylvie Rétaux (CNRS NeuroPSI) : Blind cavefish as olfactory specialists
• 11h20-11h50 : Stefan Schulte-Merker (University of Münster)

11h50-13h30 : Lunch

13h30-14h30 :  Evo-Devo Session 

• 13h30-14h00 : Bill Jeffery (University of Maryland) : Regeneration in the Tunicate Ciona and the Legacy of Jean-Stéphane Joly
• 14h00-14h30 : Vincent Laudet (University of Okinawa)

14h30-15h30 : Genome editing Session

• 14h30-15h00 : Carine Giovannangeli (Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle)
• 15h00-15h30 : Filippo Del Bene (Institute of Vision, Paris) : Genome editing tools in zebrafish

15h30-16h00 : Coffee break

16h00-17h00 : Regeneration & stem cells Session 

• 16h00-16h40 : Catherina & Thomas Becker (Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden)

                                    Are regeneration-specific neurons born after spinal injury in zebrafish?

                                    Is there a pro-regenerative macrophage after spinal injury in zebrafish?

• 16h40-17h10 : Xavier Bailly (Roscoff Marine Station) : Emerging marine models : shedding light on a photosymbiotic partnership

   

The day will end with a convivial moment, a great occasion to remind us of good memories with Jean-Stéphane.