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An elegant, close-up macro shot of a crystalline 3D model of non-coding RNA, featuring transparent, intertwining helices and tiny colored spheres representing nucleotides. The model is centrally placed on a matte black display pedestal in a well-lit, minimalist conference exhibition space. Bright, cool-toned LED spotlights highlight the reflective surfaces, creating shimmering patterns and soft bokeh in the out-of-focus background. The composition uses a shallow depth of field and symmetrical framing, lending a sense of sophistication and modernity. The mood is forward-thinking and inspiring, visually emphasizing scientific progress and precision.

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Ce colloque est organisé par et pour les étudiant·e·s du Master BMC, parcours biologie moléculaire et génomique fonctionnelle de l’Université Paris Cité, à destination de leurs camarades et de la communauté scientifique francilienne. Ce colloque a pour objectif de leur donner un aperçu des avancées actuelles de la recherche dans le domaine des ARN non codants, tant sur le plan biologique que computationnel..

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Événements ARN

A bold, conceptual visualization showing large, floating icons of non-coding RNA sequences integrated with abstract digital data streams, overlaying schematic representations of laboratory research posters. The background is a gradient blend of deep blue and violet, suggestive of advanced biotechnology themes. Glowing lines interconnect elements, with selective neon highlights on key molecular regions. The lighting is dramatic, with luminous edges and diffused gradients to enhance the futuristic mood. An eye-level, widescreen panorama composition provides depth and context, fitting a cutting-edge scientific colloquium site focused on innovation.

INSCRIPTION

Ce colloque réunit quatre chercheurs qui présentent leurs travaux sur les ARN non codants, explorant les mécanismes moléculaires, les approches expérimentales et les implications pour la biologie et la médecine.

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A minimalist, flat-lay composition of translucent acrylic laboratory tools, color-coded Eppendorf tubes, and a digital tablet displaying graphical analysis of non-coding RNA, all organized neatly on a brushed steel desk surface. Overhead softbox lighting evenly illuminates the workspace, creating a sense of calm clarity and efficiency. The shadows from each object are subtle, with gentle reflected highlights on the smooth desk. The image has a clean, organized, and modern appearance, captured directly from above for a sense of order and structure, ideal for visually representing systematic scientific research.

INTERVENANTS

Quatre chercheurs exposent leurs résultats, couvrant la transcription, les petits ARN, les interactions avec les protéines et les potentialités thérapeutiques des ARN non codants.

Intervenants