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and biochemical characterization of bromodomain-histone interactions, analysis of Bdf1-chromatin interactions in cells by fluorescence microscopy, and transcriptomic profiling by RNA sequencing
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, oral and relational ease, synthesis skills, and an attraction for teamwork are necessary. Interactions with various stakeholders (NGO and private foundation managers, judges and lawyers) to be
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these heterostructures, the electronic properties are strongly affected by interactions at the interfaces between layers. Charge transfer between materials can modify the electronic density and create new electronic
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, computer science, microfluidics, or related fields. - Motivation to work in an interdisciplinary bridging biology, computation, and engineering. - Creativity, independence, and enthusiasm for tackling
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analysis software or programming language (R, Python, Stata). Experience in comparative analysis. Ability to integrate into a project-related work team Ability to interact with academic stakeholders in
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rodent models. Expertise in mice handling, including behavioral or surgical procedures in vivo, will be considered an advantage. Necessary skills include creativity, ability to work independently and as
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Photosynthetic organisms (microalgae and plants) are in constant interaction with their environment, responding to various abiotic pressures (temperature, nutrients, light), as well as biotic ones
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simulations (MD), including the development or use of appropriate interatomic potentials to study adsorption, diffusion, and thin-film growth, as well as ion–matter interactions during deposition, whether ion
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regulation of protein-protein interactions and biochemical activities at the mitochondrial level (see Gökerküçük et al., Autophagy 2023 DOI: 10.1080/15548627.2023.2179845; Jolivet, Desmaison et al., Adv Sci
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by trypanosomatids, with the aim of improving human and animal health. Our research focuses on an integrated study of humans, animals, vectors and parasites and their interactions through a One Health