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Paris), 140 000€ Bourse de Master / PhD track (IP Paris – Centre E4H), 20 000€ Soutien du laboratoire (dotations récurrentes), 20 000€ Soutien de l’équipe, 20 000€ Remuneration package 3 500€ - 5 000
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25 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company INSERM Department U1065 Research Field Biological sciences » Biology Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions
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to studying the determinants of health at different ages, developing innovative methods, and evaluating interventions to improve clinical practices and public health policies. Among its five teams, the OPPaLE
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innovative biotherapies. Both teams develop high-quality translational research and therapeutic innovation in the field of diseases involving immune disorders with a constant method from the bench to bedside
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authorities. Indicators: 1. Number and quality of scientific output (publications, software, patents, books) 2. Establishment of institutional partnerships formalized by contracts 3. Influence within
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cellular behavior. This includes generating in silico predictions for biological phenomena that remain inaccessible to direct experimentation. Statistical methods and AI approaches are developed and applied
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candidate will hold a PhD in cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, cancer biology, immunology, pharmacology, or a related field. Experience in several of the following areas is desirable: cell culture
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. This large multimodal dataset allows us to estimate and test different computational models of the decision and learning processes. One postdoc is currently working on the MEG and iEEG data, and one PhD
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) at the University of Bordeaux, as well as to research-based teaching and tutorials linked to Inserm U1034 and IHU VBHI. These activities include the MD–PhD program of Bordeaux University Hospital, Inserm School
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as well as students enrolled in MD-PhD tracks, within fundamental science modules. The program will combine lectures, case studies drawn from translational research, and critical analyses of recent