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are looking for highly motivated individuals willing to bring new insights into the biology of adaptive immunity underlying vaccination with mRNA LNPs. The successful candidate is expected to have: A former
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A 3 year postdoctoral position is available to study immune responses to Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infections, investigating novel antiviral and immune modulating therapies, using humanized mouse
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This 2-year, full-time postdoc, starting January 2027 (or as soon as possible thereafter), is part of a French National Research Agency (ANR) funded project, UniGEM (Unified Inference for Genomic
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understand pathogen biology and develop new tools for treatment should apply. Experience in malaria and/or drug development would be an asset but is not essential. Please send a letter of interest, CV and
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PhD in Computational Virology, Computer Science or other related field. Awarded the PhD before the start of this appointment (no previous postdoctoral experience required). ✅Required Skills Familiarity
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in biology, infectious diseases and immunology. The Institut Pasteur is located in the center of Paris and offers outstanding research facilities, including state-of-the-art imaging and omics
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We have a fellowship funded by the ANR for a post-doctoral fellow specialized in microbiome studies at the Institut Pasteur. The selected candidate will be working at the Biology and Genetics
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on molecular and cellular approaches as well as bioinformatics, biophysics, chemistry and nanotechnologies; unique technological facilities. Institut Pasteur is engaged on multiple fronts and its discoveries
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the interface of machine learning and biology, developing innovative machine learning methods for single-cell data analysis (tools developed by the team: https://github.com/cantinilab). Single-cell high
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, immune–stromal interactions, and tissue remodeling, including in physiological contexts such as female reproductive biology and aging. Host Lab: Our lab addresses a central question in biology: what is the