Juni 2025

Neurology poster at the AFSSI Connexions 2025   ETAP-Lab will be present at the AFSSI Connexions 2025 in Toulouse on July 1 and 2 to present the poster resulting from the research work of the laboratory dedicated to Neurology and Neurodegenerative Diseases.   Healthcare R&D and Innovation: French preclinical CROs at the heart of European leadership AFSSI (the French Association of Service and Innovation Companies), in partnership with AD'OCC, the Occitanie region's economic development agency, is organizing the 12ᵉ edition of AFSSI Connexions on July

Preclinical Dermatology - Discover our Poster at SPIN 2025 Congress in Paris ETAP-Lab will be presenting a poster during the next edition of the SPIN 2025 Congress, organized every 3 years by the René Touraine Foundation, focused on Skin Inflammation & Psoriasis diseases. Let's talk inflammation at SPIN with our poster on our reference models using our unique translational approach focused on assessing rodent behavior and well-being. We share an overview of over 10 years of study results, showing just how reproducible

Booth & Partnering at BIO Convention 2025 in Boston   Our team will be at BIO 2025 in Boston (June 16-19), the right spot for Health Innovation! 📌 You can visit us at Booth 1935 with Eurobiomed, you'll meet Jerome Bernard and Sandra Robelet. 📆 We are partnering at BIO Convention 2025. You can connect through the BIO Partnering™ system and book a meeting to explore how we can support you in your drug development as a preclinical CRO.   "As a CRO, we have to

Meet our expert during the poster session As preclinical CRO expert in neuroscience research, we are delighted to participate in the 4th MPS Microphysiology Systems World Summit to present our research poster on our microfluidic platform dedicated to Neurodegenerative diseases (NDDs). When: from June, 9 to 13. Where: Brussels, Belgium. Poster session: Poster Session 4: Thursday June 12 Afternoon - Board 277. Track 2: MPS for Biomedical Research and Disease Modelling. Theme 2.5: Understanding the brain with MPS Dr Valentin TALLANDIER, in vitro Preclinical Project