Chemistry Biology Interface Day (CBID 2026) – Novembre 5th

We are pleased to announce that the Chemistry Biology Interface Day (CBID 2026) will take place on November 5th, 2026, at the IECB (University of Bordeaux, Building B13, 2 rue Escarpit, 33600 Pessac).

This scientific meeting aims to promote research at the interface between chemistry and biology in the Nouvelle Aquitaine region. It is open to all, from master students to researchers, and will include a poster session and flash talks.

Registration

Please register to attend the symposium by October 29th, 2026, using the link below. Attendance is free but required for logistic reasons, as lunch will be provided. Please note that space is limited to 120 participants, and registrations will be confirmed based on availability. You will receive a confirmation of participation by the end of October, along with the book of abstracts.

Register here by October 29th

Poster Presentations

If you’d like to present a poster, please register and submit your abstract as a Word file (.docx) to by October 23rd, 2026. Slots will also be available for flash poster presentations (selected from the abstracts).

Career Session for PhD Students and Postdocs

A career session, chaired by Liam Elliott (LBM, recipient of the ATIP-Avenir grant), will be organized over breakfast from 8:30 to 9:30 AM at IECB. Space is limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Speakers

Invited Speaker

We are honored to welcome Antoine Maruani (LCBPT, Université Paris Cité) as our invited speaker.

Confirmed Speakers

• Bruno Alies (ARNA)
• Florian Alonso (BIOTIS)
• Evgeny Apartsin (CBMN)
• Claire Stines (CRPP)
• Liam Elliott (LBM)
• Julien Es Sayed (LCPO)
• Nathan Ronceray (LP2N)
• Carmelo Quarta (Neurocentre Magendie)

Organizing committee

• Aurore Dupin (CRPP)
• Frédéric Friscourt (IECB / ISM)
• Jeanne Leblond-chain (ARNA)
• Nicolas Martin (CRPP)
• Matthieu Sainlos (IINS)
• Ella Stahl (IECB / LBM)
• Emmanuelle Thinon (IECB / CBMN)

 

---

This event is sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Fund from the University of Bordeaux.