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March 26, 2026The Journal of Cell Biology0 citations

In memoriam: Catherine Rabouille (1962–2025)

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AGAdam G. GrieveVKVangelis KondylisTLTim P. Levine

Key Points

  • This memorial honors Catherine Rabouille's significant contributions to cell biology and her influential role as a mentor.
  • Descriptive memorial highlighting her career and personal attributes.
  • Anecdotes from mentees and colleagues illustrating her impact.
  • Reflection on her contributions to scientific thought and mentorship.
  • Catherine redefined cellular organization concepts in cell biology.
  • She mentored numerous scientists, fostering their growth and passion for research.
  • Her legacy continues to inspire future generations in the scientific community.

Abstract

The cell biology community mourns the loss of Catherine Rabouille, an exceptional scientist whose determination, innovation, and fearless engagement with ideas reshaped how we think about cellular organization. After a brave battle with metastatic breast cancer, Catherine chose to bring her life to a peaceful close on 7 August 2025, in a manner consistent with the clarity, resolve, and agency that defined her approach to science and life. She was an extraordinary mentor, whose generosity, attentiveness, and unwavering support shaped generations of scientists and left a profound mark on all those she guided. Catherine leaves behind a legacy defined by intellectual courage and an enduring passion for science.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69c4ccaffdc3bde4489181cahttps://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.202508130
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