Management and scientific cordination

The biobank

The Neuro-CEB Network is made of two entities:

  • The Neuro-CEB Association brings together the patients' associations and foundations that fund the project: fondation Vaincre Alzheimer, association France Parkinson, fondation ARSEP, ARSLA, Connaître les syndromes cérébelleux, France DFT.

  • The Neuro-CEB Biological Resource Center (BRC) collects, stores, and prepares the samples. The Neuro-CEB BRC is located in the Biological Ressource Platform of Pitie-Salpetriere Hospital (Paris, France). The BRC is certified ISO 20387 since 2025.

A neuropathologists' network covering the French metropolitan territory is in charge of the post mortem removal of the brain, of its sampling and of the neuropathological diagnosis.
 
NEURopatHOLOGISt's network 

Direction



MAÏ PANCHAL

President of the Neuro-CEB association
Scientific CEO Fondation Vaincre Alzheimer


Julie Laigre

 



PR DANIELLE SEILHEAN

Medical-Scientific Coordinator of the
Neuro-CEB biobank

Operational Coordination

 

Erin HALL

Coordinator and quality manager

Relations with patients and clinicians

  coordination@neuroceb.org

 (+33 1) 42.17.74.19

 

Sabrina Leclère

Scientific and technical manager

Preparation of the samples and relation
with the neuropathologists' network

  ingenieur.neuroceb.psl@aphp.fr

 (+33 1) 42.17.75.09

Medical-Scientific Committee 

Headed by the medical-scientific coordinator, the medical-scientific committee is in charge of:
- the approval of the consents signed by donors
- the examination of the sample requests; the high-level expertise in neuropathology of the committee is a precious help to determine the suitable samples for the research project.

Members :


  

 

 

Pr Charles duyckaerts

Neuropathologist

 

DR SUSANA BOLUDA

Neuropathologist

 

DR ISABELLE PLU

Forensic pathology

 

PR Marie-laure martin-negrier

Neuropathologist

 

DR franck letournel

Neuropathologist

The Neuro-CEB biobank develops several scientific partnerships with patients associations, to support reseach on rare pathologies or to collaborate to clinical research programs.
The Neuro-CEB biobank is supported by INSERM and Plan Alzheimer 2008-2012.