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18 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company CNRS Department Laboratoire de Biométrie et Biologie Evolutive Research Field Biological sciences Environmental science Researcher Profile First
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to promote interaction and collaborations within and between the teams, with weekly seminars and recurrent workshops. The track record of the ISCMJ and the successful development of PhD theses in the past
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to sustainable development and reducing its environmental impact. Further details are available on the laboratory's website: https://www.ics-cnrs.unistra.fr/presentation.html . Where to apply Website https
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, expression, in vitro transcription and translation). - Biochemical approaches (protein purification, luciferase assays). - Human cell culture, handling of lentiviruses. - Development of a lentivirus-based
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extracellular vesicles. The delivery of RNA into the cytosol represents a major challenge for the development of new delivery strategies and RNA-based therapies. Indeed, following cellular internalization, RNA
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chemical conversions of interest for energy synthesis and storage. The team's activity focuses more specifically on the development, at the molecular level, of suitable and efficient electrocatalytic systems
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chemical conversions of interest for energy synthesis and storage. The team's activity focuses more specifically on the development, at the molecular level, of suitable and efficient electrocatalytic systems
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laboratory. It is supported by research contracts. As part of this project, the work will focus on the future development of a completely new generation of embedded neural implants intended for the treatment
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the transfer of heat, fluids, and gases from the mantle to the crust, crustal deformation and the evolution of sedimentary basins through flexural isostasy in response. However, these large-scale processes
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project aims to understand the mechanisms of friction on ice and snow and to address practical questions raised by athletes from winter sports federations by combining the development of on-board sensors