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challenges. Partners include universities, hospitals, and international research organizations. The INSERM Chair “Regulation of the Immune System” is fully aligned with INSERM’s strategic priorities and with
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challenges. Partners include universities, hospitals, and international research organizations. This project aligns with Inserm strategic objective to promote systemic, mechanistic, and translational
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master’s level, in alignment with the institution’s academic programs, including the EUR CARE initiative led by the CRCT. Responsibilities will include delivering lectures, supervising practical courses
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of disabilities and the reduction of costs related to complex bone reconstructions. The recruitment of a CPJ for this project is fully aligned with Inserm's 2020-2025 Strategic Plan because it reinforces
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at Sorbonne Paris Nord University will align with this strategic plan. Translational approaches ranging from fundamental to clinically oriented research will be the core of the “Chaire” project. The candidate
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single molecules using fluorescent nanoparticles or super-resolution. Summary of the scientific project: Understanding many complex diseases and designing rational treatments requires research on multiple
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challenges in environmental sustainability, biotechnology, and medicine. Thus, the CPJ environment supports both fundamental understanding and innovation, giving rise to multiple startups and partnerships with
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, this would support Inserm’s mission of fostering high-level scientific expertise in priority areas. Strategy of the host laboratory: The recent success of antitumor immunotherapy in multiple cancers highlights