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, chemistry, structural biology, protein science or a related discipline. - Experience in structural mass spectrometry, particularly HRMS, LC-MS, native MS, intact mass or top-down MS, would be highly desirable
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bacterial genetics and strain construction. * Experience in the construction and/or use of strain libraries using CRISPRi approaches. * Proficiency in standard molecular biology techniques. * Experience in
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, conferences, and other scientific events, and to contribute actively to the institute's collective and collaborative activities. The Institute of Pharmacology and Structural Biology (IPBS) is a joint research
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models, whilst respecting the specific spatial structure induced by river networks. - Cleaning, structuring and analysing historical long-term monitoring data (approx. 200 sites). - Adaptation and
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MinION (SNPs, structural variants, transposable elements, …) - Analyses of evolutionary genomics (phylogenomics, orthology, selection, synteny) -Contribution to data production (strain collection and
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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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microscopy, image analysis, and programming for the automation of image quantification - In-depth knowledge of membrane biology, particularly regarding the structure, content, and dynamics of the endoplasmic
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electron microscopy techniques available at the IPCMS laboratory to investigate the structural and chemical characteristics of these innovative catalytic materials, as well as their evolution under thermal
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to suffranidine A, one of the most structurally complex members of this family of natural products. Upon completion of the synthesis, our established collaborations with biology research groups in Bordeaux will
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, electronics, image and data analysis, chemistry, and biology. In this position, the successful candidate will work on the development of a novel three-dimensional single-molecule localization microscopy