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. The PhD project will investigate the representation of social and non-social events in the human mind/brain with a focus on one (or more) of these questions: early representation in infants, format
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at the Laboratory for Biometry and Evolutionary Biology (LBBE) in Lyon, France (https://lbbe.univ-lyon1.fr/en ). The LBBE comprises approximately 200 people; the research conducted there is based on three pillars: (i
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-Human Interactions: Revealing Dogs' Adaptations to the Agropastoral Lifestyle through Paleogenomics, Functional Morphology, and Geochemistry”), led by Morgane Ollivier (University of Rennes 1), we
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culture and/or molecular biology is required. Experience with in vivo models is also desirable. As the use of animal models is planned as part of the project, the candidate must have completed training in
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potential immunotherapeutic applications. They will subsequently characterize and evaluate their in vitro activity using isolated murine and human immune cells. Finally, they will assess the therapeutic
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establish alternative experimental models to animal testing (NAM). The work will be carried out on the INGESYSBIO meta-platform: Engineering of native or reconstructed biological systems (https://bmbi.utc.fr
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nanoelectronics, close to the French Alps. The hosting team at Institut Néel is QuantECA (Quantum Electronic Circuits Alps), which is part of the QUEST department. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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Monitor scientific developments related to their project The Institute of Human Genetics (IGH) is a joint research unit (CNRS-University of Montpellier). The unit has a staff of 220 and is divided
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project will be mainly located at 3SR Lab, a solid mechanics research lab of the CNRS and the Univ. Grenoble Alpes (Grenoble, France, https://3sr.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/ ). Some of the experiments will be
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to best practices: ethics, animal experimentation regulations, and current standards. -Data processing and analysis:Cleaning, structuring, and annotating datasets for optimal use. Analyzing raw results and