Joseph Aiguier
Key Figures
- An area of 59,934 m2
- The CNRS Provence and Corsica regional delegation
- 2 research institutes
- 6 research laboratories
- 450 people including more than 60 PhD students
- The high-tech company ImCheck Therapeutics
- A CNRS training center and conference
- Lodging
- Sports and cultural facilities inside (gym, Yoga, Pilates, Theater) and nearby (Tennis, swimming pool)
- A proximity of the city center and beaches …
Research
The Institut de Microbiologie de la Méditerranée – IMM – is the largest concentration of microbiology research laboratories in Marseille. It brings together nearly 300 people, including 180 statutory staff in the laboratories and training platforms.
The laboratories
- The Bioenergetics and Protein Engineering Laboratory – BIP
- The Laboratory of Bacterial Chemistry – LCB
- The Macromolecular Systems Engineering Laboratory – LISM
The platforms
- Optical Microscopy Platform
- Electron Microscopy Platform
- Proteomics Platform at IMM
- Transcriptome and sequencing platform
- Expression platform, protein production and purification
- NMR platform of the IMM
- EPR platform dedicated to life sciences
- Platform for electrochemistry, enzymology and redox titration
- Lipid platform
Labs
Facilities
Proposed Trainings
Access / Getting around
When you arrive on campus, report to the guard station located at the entrance to the site. Tel. guard post: 04 91 16 45 00
- By aeroplane
- From Marseille-Provence airport (Marignane) :
- Take the shuttle bus which will take you to the Saint-Charles train station.
- Then take the metro line 2 towards Dromel.
- at the Rond-Point du Prado station: connections to the CNRS, bus B1 (stop Michelet Bonneaude)
- at the terminus (Sainte Marguerite / Dromel station): connection to the CNRS, bus 48 (Aiguier-CNRS stop) or bus 47 (Michelet Bonneaude stop)
- From Marseille-Provence airport (Marignane) :
- By car
- You are coming from Paris, Lyon, Montpellier… :
- take either the North motorway or the Littoral motorway towards Marseille,
- take the direction “Joliette-Vieux Port” then the toll tunnel “Prado-Carenage” to reach the Rond-Point du Prado via Boulevard Rabateau.
- At the roundabout, take the direction of Cassis via Boulevard Michelet where the access to the CNRS is indicated by the Chemin de la Bonneaude.
- You are coming from Nice, Toulon… :
- at the exit of the East motorway, take the avenue Cantini, then the boulevard Schloesing to join the delegation.
- You are coming from Paris, Lyon, Montpellier… :
- By train
- You arrive at the Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station:
- Then take the metro line n° 2 direction Dromel.
- at the Rond-Point du Prado station: connections to the CNRS, bus B1 (stop Michelet Bonneaude)
- at the terminus (Sainte Marguerite / Dromel station): connection to the CNRS, bus 48 (Aiguier-CNRS stop) or bus 47 (Michelet Bonneaude stop)
- Then take the metro line n° 2 direction Dromel.
- You arrive at the Marseille-Saint-Charles railway station:
- By public transport
- Then take the metro line 2 towards Dromel.
- at the Rond-Point du Prado station: connections to the CNRS, bus 21 (stop Michelet Bonneaude).
- at the terminus (Sainte Marguerite / Dromel station): connections to the CNRS, bus 48 (Aiguier-CNRS stop) or bus 47 (Michelet Bonneaude stop).
- Then take the metro line 2 towards Dromel.