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bioinformatics for a fixed term (CDD) Research Engineer (Ingénieur d’études) position within the team. Main Mission Mammary organoid culture and bioinformatic analysis of spatial transcriptomics data. Main
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committed to areas relating to the health of vulnerable populations, the One Health and global health approach, and the development of diagnostics, prediction strategies and innovative therapies. As part of
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maximizing opportunities for clinical and economic valorisation. Together, these efforts form a cohesive and forward-looking strategy that enhances Inserm’s position as a global leader in biomedical research
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for the functional optimization and therapeutic use of T cells. To fill this gap, the unit plans to welcome a new research group, led by a talented investigator whose expertise in T cell engineering will bring a new
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of the scientific project: The INSERM Chair “Regulation of the Immune System” aims to identify new mechanisms regulating the immune system by considering the global context of the host and the tissues in which immune
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automation to disrupt healthcare and address complex medical challenges including drug discovery, biosensing and medically relevant metabolic engineering and therapeutics. This Junior Professorship Chair (CPJ
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that is part of the dynamic Saclay scientific hub, combining high-level research, teaching, and innovation at the cutting edge of science and technology. The research conducted covers all modern
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pedagogical practices will be considered. He will be strongly involved in the supervision of the Unit's student interns (Bachelor's, Master's, Engineering levels) and in the supervision of doctoral students
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cognitive science or related field, or engineering degree. Comfortable with several programming languages. Strong interest in organizing and documenting code, data, and workflows. Interest in developmental
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: Preserving, restoring, or improving human cardio–neurovascular health represents a major global public health challenge. Aging, chronic stress, metabolic disorders, and lifestyle factors contribute to a