Research in France

Glial Science Research in France: A Growing and Collaborative Field

Glial cell research in France is a dynamic and rapidly evolving area of neuroscience, supported by a strong national community of scientists and institutions. A key driver of this momentum is the French Glial Cell Club (FGCC), which acts as a central hub for collaboration, training, and dissemination of new findings in glial biology.

Each year, the FGCC organizes scientific meetings and training events that reflect the diversity and depth of glial research in France.

These events underscore France’s commitment to fostering scientific exchange and innovation in glial cell research. French laboratories contribute significantly to global advancements in understanding the roles of astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, and microglia in brain development, function, and disease.

With strong institutional support, an active research community, and a clear emphasis on mentoring and international collaboration, France stands as a key player in advancing glial science at both the national and global levels.

Find the full list of scientific meetings and training events here.