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of ENSICAEN (www.lpc-caen.in2p3.fr/ ). The Nuclear Waste Management (NWM) group comprises two faculty members from the University of Caen, one faculty member from ENSICAEN, one CNRS researcher, two PhD students
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/ ). The Nuclear Waste Management (NWM) group comprises two faculty members from the University of Caen, one faculty member from ENSICAEN, one CNRS researcher, two PhD students, and one associate researcher. Its
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cells manage to assemble more NPCs and whether they are dependent on this mechanism. Our preliminary results demonstrate the crucial role of UBAP2L in the assembly of nucleoporins (Nups) into NPCs and
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. - Establish a genetically modified mouse model of liver fibrosis. - Manage animal breeding and genotyping. - Conduct cold plasma treatment experiments in the animal facility and perform post-treatment tissue
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of biodiversity - Knowledge of polar environments - Mastery of data acquisition and management tools in ecology or anthropology - Ability to work in a team Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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in the response to acid stress. The person to be recruited will work under the direction of Maude Guillier and will join the 'RNA control of gene expression' group within the CNRS unit UMR8261. He/she
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/develop predictive models that can inform future land management and conservation strategies. Responsibilities • Data mining: Compile, review and complete pollen data and age-depth models from existing
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has a strong societal impact ambition and requires particular care to protect intellectual property, while maintaining a collaborative research approach within a network involving other academic and
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part of the ELOBIO project consortium. The candidate (M/F) will work under the supervision of the scientific project manager at IC2MP. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Candidat/Offre/UMR7285
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as a model system to probe how cells handle large, complex cargoes. Collagens are the largest and among the most abundant proteins secreted by animals, and their biosynthesis challenges the secretory