Science Festival – Saint-Louis Hospital, Paris
The Science Festival at the Leukemia Institute
On October 10, 2025, the Leukemia Institute hosted the Science Festival for the very first time at Saint-Louis Hospital.
On this occasion, we opened our doors to patients and their caregivers for an exceptional behind-the-scenes look at leukemia research.
Our Ph.D. students, postdoctoral fellows, researchers, engineers, and physicians presented their work through a series of interactive and engaging workshops.
It was a unique opportunity to see how fundamental and clinical research come together to better understand, prevent, and treat leukemia.
The event brought together around fifty participants — patients and caregivers — in a friendly and enriching atmosphere.
Our workshops
Curing a rare form of leukemia with arsenic |
Led by Marie-Claude Geoffroy and Adèle Marmuse |
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Clinical research: the development of a new drug |
Led by Florence Rabian and Etienne Lengliné |
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Pre-leukemic states |
Led by Inès M’Sibih and Lin-Pierre Zhao |
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Understanding the dialogue between blood cells and their environment in leukemia |
Led by Khansa Saadallah and Héléne Pasquer |
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The life and death of a cell |
Led by Ramy Rahmé and Thorsten Braun |
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Research in biostatistics |
Led by Roxane Couturier, Valentin Vinnat andLoïc Vasseur |
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Visit of a research laboratory |
Led by Héléne Pasquer |
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Behind the scenes of leukemia research
