On Friday 12 April 2024, the League Against Cancer organized a conference to highlight the significant advances being made in the fight against cancer. Fabien Voisin, Design and Development Manager of the Department of Continuing Education and a dedicated volunteer of the League, as well as a team of teacher-researchers actively participated in this event.
Faculty researchers from the University of Le Mans had the opportunity to present their research work, funded by the League’s Committee of 72, highlighting scientific progress and promising prospects.
Presented projects:
- Development of synthetic antitumor vaccines of a simplified structure containing a C-glycoside analogue of the Tn antigen.
Doctoral student Juliette Dourdan and MT180 semi-finalist and Stéphane Guillarmet Chemistry Research Lecturer at the Institute of Molecules and Materials Le Mans (IMMM, UMRS CNRS 6283) - Sea-inspired molecules to fight cancer: the story of peloruside A
Catherine Golon-Nourry, Research Lecturer in Organic Chemistry, Institute of Molecules and Materials Le Mans (IMMM – CNRS UMR 6283) - BIOCARE FACTORY Project (BIopsychosocial Approach to Cancer-Related Fatigue): Cancer-Related Fatigue
Abdel Rahmani, Research Lecturer in Biomechanics in the Motor, Interaction and Performance (MIP) Laboratory
The university’s presence at this evening demonstrates its commitment to research and commitment to actively contribute to the fight against cancer, a cause that affects millions of people around the world. This participation also provided an opportunity to strengthen the ties between the University of Le Mans and the League.
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