The B3OA lecturers, researchers and engineers pass on their knowledge and know-how through several courses offered by universities, engineering schools and IUTs. Each year, B3OA welcomes several PhD and Master students. The B3OA is attached to the UFR of Medicine of Paris Cité Université and to the doctoral school Hematology, Oncogenesis and Biotherapies . You will find in this section the training courses in which B3OA participates.

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Universities

Orléans University

Cergy-Pontoise University – Cellular and Molecular Biology of the Microenvironment 

Paris Diderot University – Sciences, Technologies, Health: Cell biology, physiology, pathologies

Paris Descartes/Tunis Universities- Information processing and complexity of life  (FR)

Paris Descartes University – Biomedical Engineering 

Paris 13 University – Health engineering and biomaterials 

Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University

Engineering schools

CMI Biomaterials– Cergy-Pontoise University

University of Technology of Compiègne

Ecole Centrale de Lyon

Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de St-Etienne

Icam

Research course masters

Medecine UFR – Paris 7 University

National Veterinary School of Alfort

They were here

Here are some examples of the internships done in the laboratory.

Masters
Warda (2013). Energetic contribution to improve the survival of mesenchymal stem cells in ischemia.

M. Padrona (2018). Development of a glucose release system to improve the viability and functionality of mesenchymal stem cells in the micro-environment of the intervertebral disc.

S. Krim (2021). Immunohistochemical study of the effects of different exercise modalities on bone tissue and its vascularization.

Engineers
C. Denoeud (2015). Study of early responses of diabetic mesenchymal stem cells under 2D in vitro conditions subjected to shearing.

N. Phillips (2020). Development and evaluation of spectral CT methods for early detection of osteoarthritis.

S. Magnin (2021). Development of a nutrient hydrogel to promote the survival of mesenchymal stem cells in an ischemic environment

Surgeons and veterinarians
J. Delambre (2011). Effect of PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) on bone-tendon healing.

A. Decambron (2012). Study of the osteogenic potential of two biohybrids with different resorption rates.

S. Corsia (2018). Characterization of a critical bone loss model by mediodiaphyseal monobloc femoral ostectomy.