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its potential impact on subsequent child development, with the goal of addressing a significant public health challenge. This initiative is part of the Health Innovation 2030 Plan and is based
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(Etablissement Français du sang), enhancing the scope and impact of its research.The proposed CPJ project is in line with Inserm's broader strategic objectives in immunology and translational research. Moreover
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the societal and health impact of research conducted at the Necker site. Strategy of the host laboratory: INSERM U1151 studies pathophysiological processes affecting numerous organs (brain, kidney, liver, lungs
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the widespread use of antiplatelet drugs, which target only some of the mechanisms involved, this process continues to affect patients, revealing the limitations of current therapies. Infections significantly
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, and psychiatric disorders associated with cardiac arrhythmias. The role of the sympathetic nervous system, the impact of peripherally derived cytokines on brain function, and the effects of chronic
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laboratory financial support is provided Further application to PhD grant will be available Independently of this initial package, candidate might be eligible for start-up programs such as ERC grant
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institutional support, including dedicated administrative assistance and access to seed funding, to ensure scientific innovation, pedagogical impact, and long-term career development. Summary of the scientific
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completion. This position offers a remarkable opportunity for personal and professional growth in a cutting-edge research environment. Strategy of the host laboratory: The teams of the INCIT unit U1302 (https
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, biomanufacturing and personalized medicine The project therefore uses technologies with a high clinical and industrial impact. It responds to the challenges related to the aging of the population, the reduction
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of REIDs, as it is repeatedly exposed to emerging pathogens such as arboviruses (chikungunya, dengue), whose health impact is amplified by the high prevalence of metabolic and cardiovascular