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FHU T.I.E. "Triangular analysis of interactions between host, infectious agent and environment "Dr. A. MAKINSON (UM/CHU Montpellier) and Pr. E. TUAILLON (UM/CHU Montpellier). TUAILLON (UM/CHU Montpellier) The Fédération Hospitalo-Universitaire (FHU) TIE [taɪ] - whose acronym refers to its generic objective of Modeling human-microorganism interactions, from emergence to long-term complications, in a Triangulation between host, Infectious Agents and the Environment brings together players in the Montpellier-Nîmes area involved in research and care relating to infectious diseases and related topics (microbiology, immunology, public health). Although the resources available to the FHU are modest, these Federations, which have existed in France since 2012, aim to stimulate translational research, improve the quality of care and foster collaboration between university hospitals, research laboratories and the private sector. Newsletter Newsletter April 2024Download Colloques Colloque annuel FHU TIE & G2i : Microbiote : entre le Yin et le Yang - Mercredi 26 Juin 2024 - Amphithéâtre Agropolis, 1000, Avenue Agropolis, 34394 MontpellierFHU TIE website Download program: colloque FHU TIE G2iDownload Registrations FHU Regenhab 2.0 "Regenerative medicine, movement modeling and rehabilitation "Pr. C. JORGENSEN (IRMB, U1183) and Dr. A. LACAMPAGNE (Phymedex, U1046)FHU Regenhab 2.0 website FHU Evocan-2 "Immunotherapies in cancer "Pr. G. CARTRON (UM/CHU Montpellier) and Dr. N. BONNEFOY (ICM, U1194)FHU Evocan website

CeAND The Centre d'excellence sur l'Autisme et les Troubles du Neuro-Développement - CeAND - is an interdisciplinary research network designed to encourage interaction between researchers, professionals in the field, as well as families and individuals concerned, in order to promote and disseminate best practices in care and education. CeAND CoEN website The overall aim of the Montpellier Center of Excellence in Neurodegenerative Diseases (CoEN) is to build collaborative research activity in neurodegeneration research across borders, focusing on critical mass and excellence. CoEN website

The originality of the TransVIHMI UMI lies in its multidisciplinary approach, whose main initial objective is to study the specific features of HIV and associated diseases, in particular tuberculosis, in terms of their epidemiological, virological, bacteriological, parasitic, clinical and social aspects. The unit's thematic focus has shifted from HIV co-infection to non-HIV infections, and to Neglected and Emerging Tropical Diseases. More recent work has led to the development of a new research-intervention axis as part of the response to epidemics (EBOLA). Label : Unité Mixte Internationale (UMI)Tutelles principales : UM, Inserm, IRDPôle de recherche : Biologie SantéÉcoles doctorales : Sciences Chimiques et Biologiques pour la SantéPortail HAL : publications de la structure Site web