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of mechanobiology, a rapidly expanding field of research, is to understand how mechanical forces are generated, transmitted and integrated within a tissue. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD
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to integrate experimental, genomic, and phenotypic data. * Strong interest in the mechanisms of bacterial stress adaptation, antimicrobial tolerance, and translational regulation. * Experience working with
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on the progress of their experiments. Additional comments Application deadline: October 2, 2026. Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7242-OLICUN-002/Default.aspx
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in chemistry with interest for coordination chemistry, molecular electrochemistry and small molecules activation. Experience in electrocatalysis will be appreciate. Where to apply Website https
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, Kupffer cells) • Characterise the reconstructed tissue: biologically, mechanically and functionally, using the laboratory's various methods or other specialist expertise. • Study the response of the liver
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- Experience in modelling aquatic systems - Fieldwork experience - Ability to interact with non-scientific stakeholders Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR5175-AXEGAY
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, interferometry, and pump-probe experiments; - analyzing and interpreting experimental data in collaboration with theorists in the field. The successful candidate will join the team led by Jacqueline Bloch and
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the molecular mechanisms underlying olfactory orifice formation in zebrafish, focusing on the interactions between the olfactory placode and the overlying skin epithelium. A major objective will be to identify
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to medium level skills in programming, image analysis and electronics • Solid knowledge and hands-on experience in light and electron microscopy. • Solid formation in genetics, statistics and molecular
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evaluating the performance of a quantum bit. We have recently proposed a new type of qubit where information is stored in the mechanical displacement of a carbon nanotube, exploiting its coupling with a two