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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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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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responsible for: (i) designing empirical protocols to collect behavioural data from children, adults, and non-human primates; (ii) conducting experiments and collecting data from these populations, in school
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settings with limited data and transfer learning across species from human to mouse, and beyond. • Apply explainability methods to extract biological insight from trained models. • Keep up to date with
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) initiated by conservative and liberal groups to impact the European human rights justice through judicial, cognitive, moral and political tactics. He/she will study these issues and how these private interest
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methodologies, simulation tools, and work contexts while remaining effective in the face of unforeseen events and scientific challenges. Additional comments NTR Website for additional job details https
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the structure-function relationship of protein fragments in relation to extracellular matrix replacement. This job is based at the Laboratory of Tissue Biology and Therapeutic Engineering (LBTI – UMR CNRS 5305
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30 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company CNRS Department Reconciling Ecological and Human Adaptations for a Biosphere-based Sustainability Research Field Mathematics History » History
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, neurodegeneration, advanced microscopy, stem cell biology, and cell biology. The project will leverage state-of-the-art imaging facilities and established human iPSC-derived models of Alzheimer's disease. The work is
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-interaction networks associated with the centrosome and primary cilium, with particular emphasis on the molecular mechanisms linking protein disorder, multivalency, cellular organization, and human disease