NemoClinics : expertise
Our team developed original devices adapted to newborn mice and carries out research in the field of signal and image computing, software design and bioinformatics.
Expertise in the field of newborn mice phenotyping
The study of mice pups during the first days of life requires specialized expertise offered by NemoClinics team.
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Publications
Discover a list of publications operated by NemoClinics, in international journals such as PNAS, J Neurosci., PLOS Genet., Annals Neurol., Anesthesiology, Am J Respir Crit Care Med.
Technology expertise
Our innovative technologies have been developed the members of the team SleepCmd, in the NeuroDiderot Institute of the French National Institute for Health and Medical Research (Inserm) located in Robert Debré Hospital in Paris, and headed by Pr. Pierre Gressens. This outstanding technology has received awards from prestigious institutions:
- Diderot Innovation Award 2007
- Apple Research and Technology Support Award 2009
- Inserm Innovation prize 2010
Partners
NemoClinics is working in close collaboration with:
- SleepCmd team of NeuroDiderot Institute (UMR 1141) Inserm – Université Paris Cité : laboratory of the French National Institute for Health and Medical Research, located at Robert Debré Hospital in Paris.
- PremUp: foundation for scientific cooperation on pregnancy and prematurity. website
- FHU I2D2: Early Identification of Individual Trajectories in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. website
Our team – your experts for newborn mice testing
The NemoClinics team has extensive expertise in newborn rodent phenotyping and data analyses.
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Conference Danielle Beckman Friday 28 November 2025
séminaire Danielle Beckman _28-nov-2025 english
Conference Dr. Julien Courchet Thursday 20 november 2025
séminaire Julien Courchet _20-nov-2025 english
Conference Dr. Alexandra Benchoua Thursday 27 november 2025
séminaire A-Benchoua _27-nov-2025 english
New Golgipathy identified in NeuroDev team
The NeuroDev team publishes an article in Life Science Alliance [1] identifying the first human pathogenic variant of GORASP1, the gene encoding the Golgi stacking protein GRASP65, and demonstrating its consequences on glycosylation and mitotic progression. [1] S....