The 13th CFATG Scientific Days on Autophagy took place from October 12 to 14, 2026, at FIAP Jean Monnet in Paris.
Award winner Valentin Meire (centre), alongside Audrey Esclatine, President of the CFATG Board (2023–2026), on the left, and Jonathan Weitzman, Head of the G.E.N.E. Graduate School.
Our Graduate School G.E.N.E. was pleased to sponsor the Best Poster Presentation Award, recognizing the quality of scientific research and the contributions of early-career researchers. As part of the poster evaluation committee, G.E.N.E. also had the opportunity to engage with the high-quality research presented during the congress.
Congratulations to Valentin Meire for receiving the award, and thank you to Aurore Claude-Taupin and the organizing committee for making this scientific event possible.
Through its support for scientific events and early-career researchers, our Graduate School G.E.N.E. reaffirms its commitment to fostering scientific excellence and supporting the next generation of researchers in genetics, epigenetics and related fields.
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