Christelle Vincent-Fabert, a CNRS researcher at the CRIBL laboratory, was among the speakers at the Research Day organized by the University of Limoges on 10 December 2025. Her participation highlighted the unit’s work on B-cell immunology and hematologic malignancies, which lie at the heart of the research themes carried by the OmegaHealth institute.

A day dedicated to research

The first edition of the Research Day was held at the Faculty of Law and Economics of the University of Limoges on 10 December 2025, bringing together researchers, PhD students and socio-economic partners. Focused on curiosity and discovery, this event aimed to showcase the diversity and excellence of the scientific work conducted in Limoges and to foster new synergies in support of innovation and the region.

CRIBL in the spotlight

As part of the OmegaHealth research institute, the CRIBL laboratory is dedicated to studying the development and dysfunctions of B lymphocytes, drawing on complementary approaches in genetics, immunology, hematology and immuno-oncology. Located on the Health Campus, CRIBL benefits from close ties with the Limoges University Hospital, which encourage strong collaborations on immunoglobulin deposition diseases, amyloidosis and hematologic cancers.

The expertise of Christelle Vincent-Fabert

A CNRS researcher at CRIBL since 2019, Christelle Vincent-Fabert develops research projects on B-cell biology and oncogenic mechanisms in hematologic malignancies. Her work fits into the unit’s major research axes, which aim to elucidate the mechanisms leading to blood cancers and to explore new diagnostic and therapeutic avenues (2MB2C team).

Fostering exchanges and collaborations

During this day, Christelle Vincent-Fabert’s contribution helped to illustrate the research momentum driven by CRIBL and its academic and hospital partners. By sharing the latest advances and perspectives of her work, she contributed to strengthening exchanges with other research units and regional economic stakeholders, in line with the core objectives of this Research Day.