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interdisciplinary research unit of Université Paris Cité, located on the Paris Rive Gauche campus. The PhD candidate will join the “Epigenetic Dynamics & Cellular Differentiation” team, led by Dr. Slimane Ait-Si-Ali
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of the M3i unit UPR9022 at IBMC, “Models of innate immunity in insects” at the Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology (IBMC). Our team studies the molecular basis underlying interactions between
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to these structures to cross the bacterial envelope and ensure the injection of its genome into the host. This ANR-funded project aims to unravel the molecular events and dynamics of the infection process of
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approaches (optogenetics, Halo-tagged cell lines, TurboID), biochemistry, and live-cell imaging. The ideal candidate will hold a Master's degree in cell biology, biochemistry, or molecular biology, with a
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, biogenesis, dynamics and its mechanism of action. The PhD student will use approaches of biochemistry, biophysics, molecular biology, proximity labeling, structural biology and fluorescence microscopy. Where
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, with a dynamic international exposure animated by regular seminars and meetings. The Laboratoire de Biochimie Théorique (LBT) is internationally recognized for developing and applying computational
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collaborates with the Drug Development Department and the sarcoma committee, to validate molecular predictors and implement new targets in therapeutic trials. The candidate will be supervised by S. Postel-Vinay
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Description The PhD student will join the T4-SECRET team (https://igdr.univ-rennes.fr/en/t4-secret-group-kevin-mace ), a young and dynamic group specialised in the structural and mechanistic study of Type IV
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researchers addressing complementary topics and methodology such as Thermodynamic modelling of multi-component planetary degassing/ingassing, Molecular Dynamic simulations of silicate melts, Petrology
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are looking for a motivated and dynamic student with solid knowledge in completed: ........, and a strong interest in inflammation-related topics and associated molecular mechanisms. Further information about