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numerous academic partners. Working conditions: - Easy access to the Cronenbourg campus by public transport - The CNRS may cover part of the cost of travel tickets - Meals are available at a university
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, including social security and health coverage. The expected start date is 1st October 2027with some flexibility. Applications. Submit via AcademicJobsOnline: 1. a cover letter, indicating Position 1
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articles intended for publication in peer-reviewed academic journals. Required application documents: a cover letter, a PhD research proposal, the Master's thesis, and the academic transcripts for the first
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findings at academic conferences and to write articles intended for publication in peer-reviewed academic journals. Required application documents: a cover letter, a PhD research proposal, the Master's
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pdf file including the following documents: • A cover letter containing a brief account of the applicant's research interests and motivation for applying for the position; • The names and contact
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of bacterial mutant strains and plasmids. * Construction, manipulation and/or screening of strain libraries, particularly using CRISPRi approaches. * Development and implementation of phenotypic assays to assess
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. This will include genetic screening using siRNA or conventional mutants of candidates identified during genome-wide siRNA screening that exhibit flight muscle phenotypes, as well as candidates selected based
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. Nearly 90 doctoral students, a dozen post-docs, 60 master's or engineering school interns complete the workforce. Attached to the CNRS Institute of Computer Science, its research themes cover a wide
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of genetically modified strains, genomic libraries, work with non-pathogenic and pathogenic bacteria—including BSL-2 species, etc.); protein (co-)purification; microbiological phenotypic assays; screening
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sites, and potential storage performance. The recruited researcher will develop and test rapid screening strategies for nanoporous carbons, based on structures numerically generated within the team