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Highlights from the Joint Meeting of GDR HappyBio and the " SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE PHOTOBIOLOGIE " in Toulouse, October 2025! A huge thank you to all participants for making this event such a success! Three inspiring days filled with insightful talks and fruitful exchanges on photobiology, photodynamic therapy, cold plasmas, and pulsed electric fields. 👏 Congratulations to  Morgane Moinard , 2025 PhD Award of the ''Société Française de Photobiologie'', for her outstanding rese

The French Society for Photobiology is pleased to announce that  Morgane Moinard  is the winner of the 2025 PhD Award! 🏆 Morgane obtained a bachelor’s degree in chemistry at the UFR Sciences et Techniques in Dijon, then joined the international master program Transition Metals in Molecular Chemistry (T2MC). She completed her first year in Prague as part of a double-degree program between the University of Bourgogne Franche-Comté and UCT Prague, under the supervision of Dr. 

Dear Members of the French Society of Photobiology,   We are pleased to announce that the joint days of the GDR Happy-Bio and the SFPb...

The article published in Nature, Diatom Phytochromes Integrate the Underwater Light Spectrum to Sense Depth . Carole Duchêne, Jean-Pierre Bouly, Juan José Pierella Karlusich, Emeline Vernay, Julien Sellés, Benjamin Bailleul, Chris Bowler, Maurizio Ribera d'Alcalà, Angela Falciatore, Marianne Jaubert. Nature , December 18, 2024., DOI: 10.1038/s41586-024-08301-3, was awarded during the GREAT FRENCH ADVANCES IN BIOLOGY 2025 event of the Academy of Sciences.

Today we celebrate the 10th International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Today, the SFPb is honoring women scientists who contribute every day to advancing research in photobiology. 🔬✨ For this occasion, we are proud to highlight several of our committed female members, who embody passion, excellence, and innovation in our field. Thank you to them for their contribution! 🌟 Their work inspires future generations and reminds us of the importance of promoting diversity and

Dear members of the French Society of Photobiology,   We are pleased to launch the call for applications for the SFPb Thesis Prize and the Young Researcher Prize . These awards reflect our commitment to promoting research in photobiology and highlighting the creativity and scientific excellence of our members. The winners will have the opportunity to present their work during the SFPb's annual conference, a special opportunity to share their progress and engage with the com