A UNIGE team has identified lipid signatures associated with chemotherapy-resistant cells, paving the way for new treatment strategies.

His research focuses on viral zoonoses presenting risk factors for human contamination. As principal investigator and co-investigator for several university and US-funded grants, Dr. Mbala laid the ...

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Cytoplasmic flows guide chromosome positioning during embryogenesis. During the first stages of animal embryo development, the egg cell undergoes multiple divisions without growin ...

We are delighted to share that GCIR member, Professor Kimberly Kline, has been elected as a Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology (AAM) in 2025. This prestigious honour was awarded to only 65 ...

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UNIGE Scientists have discovered an enzyme in cancerous lymphatic cells whose properties enable the immune system to fight ...

This exoplanet’s extreme climate defies all models. WASP-121b is one of the most studied exoplanets. Known for its extreme conditions—such as clouds of metal vapor—it belong ...

Ines Chaieb receives the S&P Global Academic ESG Research Award. Professor Ines Chaieb received the S&P Global Academic ESG Research Award from The Journal of Impact & ESG Investi ...

On March 6, Mrs Amber Brauer will defend her PhD thesis entitled "Metabolic interactions in the entero-hepatic cycle". Her thesis was conducted under the direction of Prof. Anne-Claude Gavin, ...

On Wednesday 5 th of March, Prof. Michael ZIMMERMANN, Molecular Systems Biology, EMBL, Germany, invited by Prof. Anne-Claude GAVIN will give a conference entitled "Identifying gut microbiota ...

UNIGE scientists have developed a tool that uses light to control the activity and localisation of a molecule, making it possible to control drug’s site of action. © Gotta lab – UNIGE. A simple pulse ...