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EPFL-Pasteur collaboration showcased in Geneva exhibition

— A public Geneva exhibition celebrating Swiss contributions to the Institut Pasteur and international scientific collaboration showcases a collaboration between Dr. Gaspard Pardon, head of EPFL’s Bioengineering and Organoids Technology platform, and Dr. Samy Gobaa, at the Institut Pasteur in Paris.

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Cytolution: Automated and Standardized Flow Analysis

— The Flow Cytometry Core Facility is pleased to invite you to the Cytolution Meeting at EPFL on May 8, 2026.

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Histology Core becomes the MultiOmics Histology Core Facility

— The Histology Core Facility has evolved into the MultiOmics Histology Core Facility, now serving as a pole of expertise for tissue‑level phenotyping.

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Spotlights on Centrioles

— The Biomolecular Screening Facility (BSF/PTCB) contributed to a Nature Chemical Biology research article reporting the design, chemical synthesis, and evaluation of CenSpark, the first fluorescent probe specifically targeting centrioles and cilia.

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Species‑specific oxygen sensing controls limb regenerative capacity

— The Bioinformatics Competence Center (BICC) contributed to research led by Can Aztekin’s group (now at the Friedrich Miescher Laboratory of the Max Planck Society), which highlighted the role of oxygen-sensing capacity in the initiation of vertebrate limb regeneration.

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Orbitor Plate Mover is now available at PTCF

— The Flow Cytometry Core Facility (PTCF) is pleased to announce the implementation of a new automated system at the platform: the Orbitor Plate Mover.

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