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Development of potent PLA2 inhibitors to target PRDX6, a novel host based malaria drug target Position A 2-year postdoctoral position is available in the Unité de Biologie de Plasmodium et Vaccins
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-career scientist to develop cutting-edge machine learning approaches for understanding and designing pathogen antigens. This is a unique opportunity to help shape a new research program at the intersection
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, the deadliest malaria parasite species. Within UniGEM, the postdoc will be responsible for the simulation of synthetic data used to train, develop, and test the neural network. Scientific context: Malaria
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A post-doctoral position is available to advance the development of a 3D human lymphoid organ model and apply this model to test new mRNA vaccination platforms. The position is fully funded for 2.5
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polymorphisms in coding regions have been used to partition samples into 10 populations worldwide, and to estimate FWS (a per-sample intra-infection inbreeding coefficient) [2]. Internship work programme: The
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undergone in the murine model using an experimental influenza vaccine that has already been developed in our laboratory using antigens derived from the H1N1/PR8 influenza strain. Candidate profile: We
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development. We design, fabricate, and validate microphysiological systems that recapitulate human tissue and organ physiology with high fidelity. Our work sits at the interface of bioengineering
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An M2 project in nonlinear dynamics, from host–microbe symbiosis to mammalian development The Microenvironment & Immunity Unit (Prof. Eberl, [email protected] ) and the Physics of Biological
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physiological function of cellular senescence, and how does it transition from a regenerative program to a driver of pathology? We investigate how senescent cells control tissue plasticity and microenvironmental