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network “Heart–Brain Interfaces.” The creation of an Inserm Chair dedicated to the heart–brain interface will actively contribute to structuring this emerging field, in line with Inserm’s transversal
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research environment and collaborations with teams at the Institut Pasteur, the Toulouse Cancer Research Center (CRCT), and clinicians from AP-HP (Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris). Keywords: NF-κB
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of a highly active interdisciplinary center called “Engineering for Health (E4H)”. Supported by the ExcellenceS (France2030) “STEP2” project, the center will be joined by several junior professors
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the Cancer Epigenetics and Immunotherapy group headed by Dr Pilar Dominguez at the Mediterranean Center for Molecular Medicine (C3M) INSERM U1065 - Université Côte d’Azur in Nice https://www.c3m-nice.fr/en
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at Sorbonne Paris Nord University will align with this strategic plan. Translational approaches ranging from fundamental to clinically oriented research will be the core of the “Chaire” project. The candidate
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increase the international visibility of the Cancer Research Centre of Toulouse (CRCT). Through this CPJ, the institution will reinforce multidisciplinary and translational approaches that deepen
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applied research, at the heart of the healthcare system and public health expertise. The institution aims to establish a Junior Professor Chair in Epidemiology focused on the study of obesity in women and
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Institute. Researchers benefit from access to state-of-the-art core facilities, including imaging, genomics, histology, flow cytometry, bioinformatics and proteomics platforms. Eligibility criteria Candidates
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DEHAENE, NeuroSpin is a world-class brain imaging center equipped with a MEG system (Elekta, Neuromag) and several human MRI scanners (3T Prisma, 7T and 11.7T), all for research purposes only. The community
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at the heart of Next's concerns focusing on immunotherapeutic strategies for cancer, viral infections and inflammatory diseases. This Inserm Chair is intended for researchers who have the potential to lead a