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25 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company INSERM Department U1065 Research Field Biological sciences » Biology Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions PhD Positions
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bioinformatics for a fixed term (CDD) Research Engineer (Ingénieur d’études) position within the team. Main Mission Mammary organoid culture and bioinformatic analysis of spatial transcriptomics data. Main
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scales, ranging from molecular events to morphological and functional behaviour at the organ level. The dynamics and spatial organization of signalling pathways can be essential in determining normal
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have revolutionized biology by offering a detailed description of cell states both in vitro and within tissues. More recently, spatial approaches, often based on fluorescence microscopy, have enabled
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development of tailored bio-inks, enabling control over graft architecture as well as the spatial distribution of cells and bioactive signals. This program is part of a strong translational dynamic, with
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analysis of cohort studies (i.e. ELFE) or other large databases, such as the SNDS, multidisciplinary research, and the contribution of original data to inform public health policies. The candidate must have
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integration of theoretical and experimental approaches to redefine biological questions, develop innovative experimental strategies, and enhance data analysis and modeling of complex biological systems. It aims
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candidate will hold a PhD in cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, cancer biology, immunology, pharmacology, or a related field. Experience in several of the following areas is desirable: cell culture
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. This large multimodal dataset allows us to estimate and test different computational models of the decision and learning processes. One postdoc is currently working on the MEG and iEEG data, and one PhD
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) at the University of Bordeaux, as well as to research-based teaching and tutorials linked to Inserm U1034 and IHU VBHI. These activities include the MD–PhD program of Bordeaux University Hospital, Inserm School