Bordeaux Neurocampus will be present at this scientific event with three stands hosted by members of INCIA, NutriNeuro, and Neurocentre Magendie. The organization thanks the volunteers in advance for their participation.
A conference titled "Microbiota: From the Gut to the Brain" will also be held on Sunday at 3 PM. Led by Océane Martin, a lecturer-researcher in clinical microbiology and head of the symbioMIND team at IBGC, this presentation will explore the fascinating role of these billions of microorganisms in our bodies.
The conference will cover the mechanisms of action of the microbiota, the link between it, the gut, and the brain, as well as recent discoveries about its involvement in certain diseases, particularly glioblastoma. The session is scheduled for 45 minutes and will take place in the living lab (registration required).
Océane Martin, affiliated with the Institute of Biochemistry and Cellular Genetics (IBCG), a CNRS unit, is a lecturer-researcher at the University of Bordeaux. After a PhD in food toxicology in Toulouse and a postdoctoral fellowship in Sweden on bacterial genotoxins, she now leads the symbioMIND team, focusing on the microbiota-gut-brain axis in the context of glioblastoma.
