Our Graduate School G.E.N.E. is pleased to announce that Shiou Ping CHEN, a 3nd-year PhD student in the BioSPC Doctoral School (ED562), is a recipient of our mobility grant. This scheme provides financial support to master’s and PhD students wishing to present their work at conferences, in France or abroad.
Thanks to this grant, Shiou Ping had the opportunity to attend the 11th International Congress of Neuroendocrinology (ICN), a major international conference in neuroendocrinology, where she presented her research to an international scientific community. She presented a poster entitled “Unraveling Anorexia Nervosa: How Chronic Food Restriction Reshapes Metabolism, Microbiota, and Behaviour in Mice“.
Participating in this conference was a valuable opportunity for her to showcase her research and prepare for the next stage of her scientific career. Congratulations, Shiou Ping!
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