10 affective-computing-"https:" "https:" "https:" "UCL" Postdoctoral positions at Institut Pasteur in France
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age group in France, from new comprehensive community surveillance system RELAB, vi) studying how heterogeneous contacts in a population can affect estimates of variant growth advantage. Successful
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physiological function of cellular senescence, and how does it transition from a regenerative program to a driver of pathology? We investigate how senescent cells control tissue plasticity and microenvironmental
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following skills: Strong interest in the field of neuroimaging, psychiatry and genetics. Computer skills: Strong level in the main informatics software (FSL, Freesurfer, fMRIprep) and coding languages (R
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scientific community of 3,000 people. You’ll be embedded in an environment where fundamental science directly translates to medical and public health impact, with strong ties to the Pasteur International
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concept to publication Work on problems with scientific depth and long-term impact Develop models that influence both neuroscience and AI research This is an ideal position if you want to: build
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organismal properties encoded in the interplay of multiple genes in a network? How does the polymer physics at the level of the DNA affect the identity of a particular cell type? Alternative questions
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benjamin.devauchelle@pasteur.fr in Cc. The candidate should have a PhD in Human Genetics and the following skills: Strong interest in the field of genetics, neurobiology and psychiatry. Computer skills: strong level in
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We are recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher to join an internationally funded, collaborative research program focused on Plasmodium falciparum liver-stage infection. The project seeks to identify