Professor Eric Vivier Appointed Officer of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques

The CIML is thrilled to announce that Professor Eric Vivier, has been appointed directly by decree of the Prime Minister to the rank of Officer in the Ordre des Palmes académiques. This exceptional honor was conveyed by Madame Nicole Belloubet, Minister of National Education and Youth.
The Ordre des Palmes académiques, established by Napoleon I in 1808, is the oldest civil honor bestowed by the French state. This prestigious order recognizes outstanding contributions to national education and culture. While primarily intended for personnel of the Ministry of National Education, it also distinguishes individuals who have rendered significant services to education or made exceptional contributions to cultural enrichment.
Professor Vivier's direct appointment to the rank of Officer is a testament to his remarkable achievements and contributions to immunology research and education. This honor not only celebrates his individual accomplishments but also reflects the excellence and impact of the immunology research conducted at CIML.

Lucas Rebuffet Wins Best Poster Award at the 7th European Congress of Immunology

The CIML is delighted to announce that Lucas Rebuffet, a PhD student from Prof. Eric Vivier's team, has been awarded the best poster prize at the 7th European Congress of Immunology (ECI). His work, titled "High-Dimensional Single-Cell Analysis of Human Natural Killer Cell Heterogeneity," stood out among numerous high-quality contributions.
This recognition highlights the significance and potential impact of the research conducted by Mr. Rebuffet and Prof. Vivier's team. Their in-depth study of human Natural Killer cell heterogeneity opens new perspectives in understanding the immune system and could have significant implications for the development of innovative therapies.
This success reinforces the CIML commitment to supporting cutting-edge research in immunology and training the next generation of talented scientists.

CIML is honored to support AFM-Téléthon in an innovative project

The CIML is proud to announce its collaboration and partnership with AFM-Téléthon and its President, Mrs. Laurence TIENNOT-HERMENT, for the realization of an exceptional project: the construction of a unique building in the heart of Paris. This new facility aims to centralize all Telethon research teams, providing an unprecedented space for collaboration and innovation.
This initiative marks a significant step in the fight against rare and neuromuscular diseases. By bringing together the best researchers and the most advanced technologies under one roof, AFM-Téléthon hope to accelerate scientific discoveries and improve treatments for patients.
CIML looks forward to this promising collaboration and is committed to providing full support to make this project a resounding success.