Paris Postdoc Seminar Series - 2025/2026 edition 

Alberto is a postdoctoral researcher in the team ‘Dynamics of the cytoskeleton-dependent responses of immune cells’ (Delon/Pierobon’s lab) at Institut Cochin. He is specialized in immunology, with an international academic background between Université Paris Cité and KU Leuven, where he completed an international PhD in Immunity and Inflammation under the supervision of Jérôme Delon and Isabelle Meyts. His research focuses on the genetic, clinical, and mechanistic characterization of autoinflammatory diseases, with a particular emphasis on investigating CDC42 mutations and their role in driving autoinflammatory processes. He actively collaborates with research institutes and hospitals across Europe, the United States, and Japan.

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What is PPS?

A cross-institute seminar series where postdocs are invited to present their work in an institute other than their own. While the speakers are postdocs, the seminars are open to the entire institute. This creates a unique opportunity for postdocs to showcase their work to a broad audience, foster scientific exchange, and potentially spark future collaborations or even find their next lab.

Launched in 2023 with just six institutes, the initiative has grown remarkably — this year, 15 institutes take part in it and extend the seminar series beyond the Paris region. Thanks to this expanding network, the PPS has become a vibrant platform for postdocs to share their research and discover scientific communities across institutes.