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a focus on understanding cell division, genome stability, chromosome dynamics, mitochondrial function, and the molecular mechanisms underlying human health and disease. Cohesin, cellular adaptation
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to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR5608-JOSRAT-012/Default.aspx Requirements Research FieldHistoryEducation LevelMaster Degree or equivalent Research FieldHistoryEducation
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the analysis of large-scale genomic data and in particular the spatial and molecular organization of the human URL. His team is entirely computational and aims at decoding the cellular hierarchies and
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contribute to the development of predictive human in vitro models for ageing research while providing robust alternatives to animal experimentation. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres
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are reaching their limits in the face of the increasing complexity of distributed energy systems. The simultaneous presence of multiple energy sources, frequent topology changes, interactions between physical
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genetically heterogeneous disorder in human. Gene expression programs are extensively controlled by circadian clocks, cell-autonomous molecular pacemakers with a 24h period (Koronowski and Sassone-Corsi, 2021
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cells -Cultures of human iPSC-derived microglia -Functional assays: cytokine expression measurements, ROS release, mitochondrial viability -Immunofluorescence, including quantitative approaches
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fundamental questions, not only about the biological mechanisms underlying their recognition and uptake, but also about how we perceive and understand this new relationship between living systems and human-made
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, causal analysis, and improved infrastructure resilience in the face of extreme events, particularly urban flooding? To address this challenge, the thesis will pursue several scientific objectives
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regarding genes involved in immune responses, and the risk that certain species could facilitate virus pre-adaptation to humans. This thesis is part of a MITI Santé inter-institutional CNRS initiative