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10. 3. 2025
posredujemo vam vabilo na mesečni seminar predstavitev dela EUTOPIA-SIF raziskovalcev, ki bo potekal v četrtek, 13. marca 2025 ob 13.00 na ZOOM-u (povezava: https://cyu-fr.zoom.us/j/92790060737?pwd=Qt4flc1wroPyjNo7Kj9GN1nt0IOMA9.1) . Spremljanje vsebine seminarja omogoča dober vpogled v mednarodne raziskovalne aktivnosti, ki potekajo pod okriljem zveze EUTOPIA. Program je na voljo spodaj.
Vljudno vabljeni vsi raziskovalci, pedagogi in tudi strokovni sodelavci, ki bi jih predstavljene tematike lahko zanimale. Prosim, če vabilo delite z njimi.
Within the framework of the EUTOPIA Science and Innovation Fellowship Programme, monthly fellow’s seminars will take place, in which the 40 researchers enrolled in the two cohorts will in turn present their research projects.
We are therefore delighted to invite you to the upcoming EUTOPIA-SIF Fellows Seminar, on Thursday 13 March, 13:00-14:30 CET.
The seminar will be held on Zoom: https://cyu-fr.zoom.us/j/92790060737?pwd=Qt4flc1wroPyjNo7Kj9GN1nt0IOMA9.1
The event will be open at the EUTOPIA level, please disseminate it to the relevant people it can interest.
Event Schedule:
| 13:00 – 13:05 | Introduction | |
| Cohort 3 (2023-2025) | ||
| 13:05 – 13:15 | Fellow Presentation | |
| Speaker | Aniket Mitra (CY Cergy Paris University) | |
| Project Title | Oysters: a modern delicacy to palaeoclimate archive | |
| Abstract | Oyster shells grow by incrementally depositing calcium carbonate, recording environmental and climatic conditions from metamorphosis onward at a specific location, with lifespans ranging from months to centuries. Geochemical proxies preserved in incremental growth layers—stable and clumped isotopes, along with trace and rare earth elements—provide insights into past temperature, rainfall, and salinity. Fossil oysters discovered from today’s western Indian desert document a shift from estuarine and shallow shelf environments to a lagoon around 40-million-years ago, with temperatures of 30–35°C, minimal seasonal variation, and a 3–4 month wet season followed by a dry, warmer period of the year. | |
| 13:15 – 13:25 | Q&A | |
| 13:25 – 13:35 | Fellow Presentation | |
| Speaker | Cristian Jimenez Romero (CY Cergy Paris University) | |
| Project Title | Multi-agent Systems Powered by Large Language Models: Applications in Swarm Intelligence | |
| Abstract | This work examines the integration of large language models (LLMs) into multi-agent simulations by replacing the hard-coded programs of agents with LLM-driven prompts. The proposed approach is showcased in the context of two examples of complex systems from the field of swarm intelligence: Ant colony foraging and bird flocking. Central to this study is a toolchain that integrates GPT-4o via the OpenAI API with the NetLogo simulation platform. For both example applications mentioned above, we employ both structured, rule-based prompts and autonomous, knowledge-driven prompts. Our work demonstrates how this toolchain enables LLMs to study self-organizing processes and induce emergent behaviors within multi-agent environments, paving the way for new approaches to exploring intelligent systems and modeling swarm intelligence inspired by natural phenomena. | |
| 13:35 – 13:45 | Q&A | |
| Cohort 3 (2023-2025) | ||
| 13:45 – 14:05 | Fellow Presentation | |
| Speaker | Luce Perie (CY Cergy Paris University) | |
| Project Title | Dynamic Interplay between Senescence and Immune Response Shapes Ovarian Cancer Cell Response in the Tumor Microenvironment | |
| Abstract | Ovarian cancer primarily affects women aged 65 and older and remains highly fatal, with aging recognized as a significant risk factor. In many cases, an inflammatory fluid called ascites accumulates, containing factors that facilitate tumor dissemination and induce senescence in neighboring cells. The synergistic interaction of fibroblasts and ovarian cancer cells has been shown to enhance cancer invasion, and the secretome of senescent fibroblasts—particularly fibronectin—appears to contribute to this process. However, the precise role of the senescent environment in tumor dissemination remains unclear. In this work, the influence of senescent fibroblasts on ovarian cancer dissemination will be investigated by determining whether inflammatory conditions alter fibroblast senescence, identifying relevant markers, and analyzing cancer cell responses to the senescent fibroblast secretome. Proliferation, adhesion, and migration will be assessed to evaluate the dissemination capacity of cancer cells under these conditions. Finally, the potential to mitigate tumor progression by scavenging key molecules secreted by senescent fibroblasts will be examined. This comprehensive approach integrates clinical and basic research with multiplex analyses to clarify the molecular dialogue between senescent cells and ovarian cancer cells in an inflammatory context, potentially guiding the development of targeted therapies. | |
| 14:05 –
14:15 |
Q&A | |
