CNRS Physique des Cellules et Cancer, Paris
A postdoctoral position is available to develop an interdisciplinary experimental project to study division in hematopoiesis, CAR-T therapy or other immunological processes using a novel method to count divisions in vivo.We offer a highly interdisciplinary and international work environment at Physico-Chimie Curie, hosting experimental and theoretical biologists and physicists in Paris.
Universite de Montpellier
The zebrafish/opportunistic bacterial infections team in the research Unit Bacterial Virulence and
Chronic Infections of the University of Montpellier, located in Nimes, in collaboration with
HydroSciences Montpellier, is recruiting a motivated and creative postdoc fellow for a period of
13 months.
Universite de Montpellier
The researcher recruited will be responsible for coordinating field activities in Benin and carrying out molecular biology experiments in France. The aim of the ACTS project is to infer the role of reservoir animals in the transmission of a tropical disease: urogenital bilharziasis.
IPMC VALBONNE
The research project focuses on the study of peripheral nerve electrostimulation as a therapeutic approach for autoimmune diseases. The main objective is to better understand the underlying neuro-immunological mechanisms and develop optimized electrostimulation protocols.
We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team at LPHI in Montpellier, France. The successful candidate will lead an exciting ERC-funded project (JANUS 2024-2029) investigating the cell cycle of malaria parasites using cutting-edge genetics and omics techniques.
We are looking for a talented and motivated scientist to join our team “Membrane Dynamics & Viruses” (MDV) led by Dr. Raphael Gaudin, part of the IRIM institute located on the CNRS campus of Montpellier, France. Our team has strong expertise in the neurobiology of viral infections. We are now looking for a dynamic candidate to integrate our team, to lead an ambitious project on the analysis of viral infection of human cerebral organoids derived from stem cells and ex vivo brain explants using high-resolution microscopy and proteomic approaches.
Centre de recherche en cancérologie de Lyon
The candidate will analyze the intestinal immune compartment under normal and inflammatory conditions to determine the factors and cells that promote tissue transformation. He/she will be in charge of a research mini-program.
The post-doctoral fellow will be hired by the center Léon Berard private hospital and work at the Lyon cancer research center UMR5236 UMR INSERM1052 (WWW.crcl.fr), an internationally renowned cancer research center, in Dr MARIE's team https://www.crcl.fr/en/tumor-escape-resistance-immunity-department/tgf-…
We are looking for a motivated and skilled Postdoctoral Fellow to join our research team, focusing on antibiotic inhalation therapies and infectious diseases. The successful candidate will play an essential role in evaluating new inhalable antibiotic formulations using advanced animal models of bacterial lung infections. This position is part of the European JPIAMR (Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance) project APRINHA (https://www.jpiamr.eu/projects/aprinha/), a collaborative effort involving seven leading research teams across Europe.
Our laboratory has one position available for postdoctoral fellow in the area of inflammation and regenerative disease research. We are interested in mechanisms of immunoregulation and tissue adaptation to external challenges, with an emphasis on tissue long lived cells such as stromal cells, and their crosstalk with immune cells, stem cells and the vasculature.
This project aims at characterizing the specificity and repertoire of B cell targeting self-red blood cells, isolated from blood, bone marrow and spleen samples from patients suffering from immune hemolytic anemia, and genetic defects of central or peripheral tolerance. Some self-red blood cells antigens are also targeted by allo- and auto-antibodies in delayed hemolytic transfusion reactions observed in sickle cell disease patients. Thus, one of the objectives will be to compare auto-reactive responses with alloreactivity.