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[🐘 #Recherche dans les #médias] Pourquoi les animaux de grande taille développent ils moins de cancers ? Au UMR LIENSs, le groupe de recherche Widlife Cancer Evolution Research Group (WiCanE) nous éclaire 👉 theconversation.com/pourquoi-les-a… The Conversation France

Our manuscript "Life history traits and cancer prevalence in birds" has been accepted in Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health! Check it out here: doi.org/10.1093/emph/e…… UMR LIENSs CNRS 🌍 Widlife Cancer Evolution Research Group (WiCanE)

🐢 Really happy to share that our paper of ideas about the sea turtle Fibropapillomatosis is out in Frontiers in. 🌠 This study is part of my FEDER postdoctoral project with CHEVALLIER Damien and Mathieu Giraudeau doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2… #marineturtle #conservationecology #postdoc

New deadline: Sept. 15! 2 year post doc opportunity in comparative oncology, cancer resistance and somatic mutation rate with Alex Cagan and Mathieu Giraudeau Orsolya Vincze Widlife Cancer Evolution Research Group (WiCanE) more info here: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/228103 (UMR LIENSs CNRS Écologie & Environnement )

New 2-year post-doc opportunity on “cancer resistance in wild mammals” in between the Salamanca Cancer Research Center (Spain), the National Museum of Natural History (France) and the Wildlife Cancer Evolution research group (France). UMR LIENSs Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle

Les gros #animaux développent moins de #cancers que l’humain, alors qu’ils possèdent beaucoup de cellules, chacune pouvant évoluer en tumeur. Comment l'expliquer ? Par Crystal Morin, Louise Maille, Mathieu Giraudeau, Orsolya Vincze et Stève Desaivre, La Rochelle Université #biologie

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Fun article about our ongoing adventures investigating somatic evolution across species Cambridge University cam.ac.uk/stories/dr-ale…

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Three more weeks to also apply to this New postdoc position to work with us on cancer resistance in wild vertebrates! Please RT ! x.com/WicaneResearch…

A new research methods guide on "approaches and methods to study wildlife cancer" has been published! 📃 Read the full paper here: buff.ly/3Xzv78D

You are in Bordeaux and want to hear more about our studies? Dr. Giraudeau will be presenting at the conference « Le cancer à travers l’arbre du vivant » at 6pm, tonight, at the museum. UMR LIENSs Widlife Cancer Evolution Research Group (WiCanE) Muséum de Bordeaux museum-bordeaux.fr/en/node/748

We are excited to announce that a 10 year project to gather and analyze veterinary necropsy data to discover cancer prevalence across (292) vertebrate species has finally been published open access in Cancer Discovery @aacr bit.ly/40nCqmH #componc #cancer

Great interviews with so many awesome collaborators. One takeaway that is relevant given recent studies: Even if larger animals do in fact get more cancer, it does not falsify Peto’s Paradox. Large animals do not get orders of magnitude more cancer. the-scientist.com/peto-s-paradox…

We have a 3 year doctoral contract available on "Evolution of anticancer defenses in wild animals" supervised by Drs. Giraudeau (LIENSs), Vincze (LIENSs) and Bertile (IPHC, Strasbourg)! euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/331649 UMR LIENSs IPHC Strasbourg CNRS Écologie & Environnement

Please RT! 2 weeks left to apply!