Rémy Sadoul,
Professor
Rémy Sadoul trained in Heidelberg and completed his PhD thesis at Marseille University describing the role of adhesion molecules in the developing CNS. After a post-doctoral stay at McGill University, he joined Glaxo Pharmaceuticals in Geneva, where he made major contributions to the understanding of how Bcl-2 proteins drive apoptosis. During this time he also discovered the protein Alix which modulates several aspects of the endosomal pathway including trafficking through multivesicular endosomes. He then moved to Grenoble as a professor of Neurosciences and acted as one of the funding member of the Grenoble institute of Neurosciences. His projects are focussed on the role of Alix in neurons and more generally on the possible function of exosomes in the central nervous system.
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