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/ . The project will be conducted under the supervision of Yoann Rombouts within the “Mycobacterial Interactions with Host Cells” team, led by O. Neyrolles. Further information about the team and its research
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models, convective theories and the analysis of observations - Good knowledge of the state of the art in cloud feedbacks and cloud-climate interactions - Skills in the writing of scientific articles and in
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Description The postdoctoral researcher will investigate how intrinsically disordered regions and short linear motifs regulate protein interactions and cellular organization. The project will focus on protein
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electrochemical characterisation of enantiopure d-metal complexes featuring metallophilic interactions. The project is funded by the PEPR LuMa and involves a French consortium of 13 research laboratories, including
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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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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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of high-throughput genomic, transcriptomic, and scRNA-seq data. - Interpersonal Skills: Ability to integrate into a multidisciplinary team, interact and communicate with people from different fields
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work on the ERC project and use genetics as well as high-resolution in vivo and in vitro imaging to study how T-tubules and the sarcoplasmic reticulum interact with sarcomeres during flight muscle