43 civil positions at CNRS

Researcher (M/F), Mediterranean archaeology, material culture of fishing

the creation of the first database grouping together ancient fishing material culture that will complete the marine faunal database. He/She contribute to large-scale syntheses or ancient fishing activities by

Specialist in physico-chemistry and biology (M/F)

line culture, fluorescence microscopy) for the monitoring of the fate of nanoparticles in the biological environment. Secondary tasks: use and participate in the maintenance of a set of equipment for

Doctorant (M/F)

at the Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire de Physique (LIPhy) in Grenoble. He/she will combine cell culture, tissue engineering, microscopy and image analysis. He/she will be expected to communicate results at national

Postdoctoral researcher (M/F) in bioanalytical chemistry and chemobiology : development of VOC-based probes for disease diagnosis and prognosis

(blood plasma, biopsies) studies - perform in vitro (cell culture) tests to assess the suitability of probes for exploring specific metabolic processes in different cell phenotypes This research project

PhD candidate (M/F) for the development of a new super-resolved optical microscope

-participation in conferences The PhD work will be carried out within the ISMO (joint CNRS/University Paris Saclay unit) as part of an européen project. The laboratory has an on-site culture room and various

PhD thesis: Study on the physiology of a marine microalga in symbiosis (M/F)

approaches in culture and photophysiology (photosynthesis, sugar production). The symbiotic microalgae will be collected at sea during sampling campaigns. Requirements Research FieldBiological

Seeking PhD candidate in Phycopathology (M/F)

), algae cultivation and microbiology, as well as genomic and bioinformatics analysis facilities. Algal and oomycete cultures are maintained in UMR8227 and saved in a culture collection (CCAP, Oban, UK). A

Postdoctoral position: ambient seismic noise, array processing, passive imaging, time-lapse inversion, seismic monitoring for natural hazard and hydrogeological applications (M/F)

, landslides, mountain permafrost areas and civil engineering structures. Prototypes of the methods and technologies developed by the LabCom make it possible to monitor changes in surface deformations, as

Thesis (M/F)

of Melbourne (Australia). Activities Carry out a range of specialized techniques and methods for the project: flow cytometry, microscopy, biochemistry, transcriptomic and proteomic analysis. Cell culture and

Postdoc Fellow (epi)genomics and culturing of protists (M/F)

microbiology background (culture maintenance, genetic material preparation for sequencing), under the condition that they show a real enthusiasm to acquire an expertise in bioinformatics. This is an ambitious