Marguerite Batsale defended her thesis on the elongation of Very Long Chain Fatty Acids in plants, supervised by Jérôme Joubès and Frédéric Domergue.This work was evaluated by Sébastien Baud (CNRS, Versailles), Rochus Franke (University of Bonn), Florences Bordes (INSA, Toulouse) and Laure Beven (Université de Bordeaux). « 

Sébastien Mongrand, Yohann Boutté and Amélie Bernard went to the « 2023 Plant Lipids: Structure, Metabolism and Function Gordon Research Conference » in Texas, USA. Sébastien and Yohann gave a talk on the « Structural Determinants of REMORIN Nanodomain Formation in Anionic Membranes » and « ROP6 cell signaling is mediated across the plasma membrane by the acyl-chain length of

Marie-Dominique Jolivet, supervised by Sébastien Mongrand and Véronique Germain, defended her thesis on the role of nanodomains in viral immunity. Many thanks to the jury (Yvon Jaillais, Alexandre Martinière, Valérie Cotelle and Michel Hernould)

Amelie Bernard a présenté ses travaux « How Lipids Contribute to Autophagosome Biogenesis, a Critical Process in Plant Responses to Stresses » lors de la journée du Département des Sciences et de l’Environnement de l’Université de Bordeaux.

Delphine Bahammou defended her thesis work, entitled « Etude des lipides de la membrane plasmique d’arabidopsis thaliana » directed by Sébastien Mongrand and Laetitia Fouillen. With Juliette Jouhet (CNRS Grenoble), Frédéric Beaudoin (Rothamsted research, UK) and Florence Forget (INRAe Bordeaux) in her committee Congrats Dr Bahammou!

Que ce soit autours d’un atelier découverte ou d’une discussion en mode SpeadSearching, Les membres du LBM vous accueille pour la Nuit Européenne des Chercheurs à CapSciences.

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Serval people of the lab went to ISPL to present them work, very interesting scientific discussion about lipids!

The French Membrane Connection gather at Lyon for 2 days to discuss our collaborative projects. So interesting discussions !!

The summer drink of the LBM took place on Monday, this drink allows us to celebrate a first semester well filled before perhaps some well deserved summer vacations.