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professor will strengthen the “Quantitative Nanoimaging of Biological Systems – Organization and Dynamics” team, which focuses on cell signalling processes and develops original techniques based on tracking
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). The functional optimization of T lymphocytes used for these immunotherapy strategies is now at the forefront of our current preoccupations. In this context, recent advances in T cell biology, molecular modulation
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, electrical, or electromagnetic) to optimize the robustness and reproducibility of the regenerative process. The project will integrate advanced biofabrication approaches, such as 3D bioprinting and the
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subsets in cancer immunity and immunotherapy. We will develop a research topic focusing on innovative cancer vaccine (T helper vaccine, mRNA…), optimized CAR-T approaches (introduction of a new companion
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process Applicants should send a CV and covering letter to [email protected] Additional comments Contract 12-month fixed-term contract. The contract is not renewable. Annual leave and RTT
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(or equivalent) and eligibility for enrollment in a doctoral school Selection process Candidates should send a curriculum vitae, a motivation letter, academic transcripts (Master 1 and Master 2, if available), a
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of hemorrhagic diseases, as well as in the role played by these determinants in various processes beyond hemostasis (cancer, sepsis, etc.). The project is in line with the Unit's theme, while allowing it to
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decision making are intertwined processes in many everyday situations. One example is when you decide where to have lunch: should you go to the nearby coffee shop or to the university cafeteria? Learning
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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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of diet (circadian rhythms, food processing, additives, etc.), chronic diseases, and metabolic health. Strategy of the host laboratory: The CRESS, recognized for its scientific excellence, is dedicated