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the developed processes to CEA/Leti. The studies will be conducted in close collaboration with CEA/Leti. If the morphological results are satisfactory, the developed processes will be integrated into optical
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researcher will take part in the ERC Synergy project 3Stops2go, which brings together four teams around the engineering of alternative decoding for therapeutic purposes. The project developed at I2BC pursues
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mammalian cells using baculoviruses or lentiviruses. - Use, develop and adapt protocols for the solubilisation, purification and concentration of membrane proteins - Carry out, whilst adapting
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The successful candidate will contribute to the development of a new generation of 3D-printed biomimetic materials designed to model the human intestine in vitro, as part of the BAM-INT project. The project aims
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of Biosciences and Biotechnology (BIAM) is a Joint Research Unit (UMR) of the CEA, CNRS, and AMU, comprising approximately 100 permanent employees and about 50 non-permanent employees (fixed-term contract holders
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world. • Network & Collaborations: Your work will be supported by strategic collaborations with LabEx member laboratories (CEA-LETI, CROMA, TIMA, LMGP) for the development of processes, advanced metrology
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relationships for multifunctional polymer nanomedicines and contribute to the development of accelerated, data-driven formulation strategies. The project is funded within the PEPR DIADEM (https://www.pepr
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, data acquisition and analysis, model building and analysis - Prepare results for oral presentations in English - Proactively contribute ideas for the development of experiments and biological questions
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consortium comprising Thales, the CEA, and the CNRS (through its two laboratories, LULI and CELIA). In this context, LULI is responsible for several work packages, including the development of innovative laser
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consist in the development and use of new magnetization probes for the pulsed magnetic fields generated at the LNCMI-Toulouse. With this new setup, magnetization experiments will be performed on quantum