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Eligibility criteria Candidates should have: - a PhD in molecular biology, cell biology, biochemistry, biophysics, or a related discipline; - strong experimental experience in molecular and cell biology or
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Information Eligibility criteria Education: PhD in tissue engineering, bioengineering or cell biology. Technical skills: experience in cell culture and organoid production, immunolabelling, PCR. Microfluidics
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during cell division. In eukaryotic cells, replication initiates at multiple genomic loci called replication origins, from which two replication forks propagate in opposite directions. The spatial and
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the experimental and bioinformatics analysis components—is essential. Proficiency in classical genomics techniques (RNA-seq, ChIP-seq, etc.) Proficiency in mouse ES cell culture and in vitro differentiation
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potential immunotherapeutic applications. They will subsequently characterize and evaluate their in vitro activity using isolated murine and human immune cells. Finally, they will assess the therapeutic
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://igdr.univ-rennes.fr/ team-mitochondrial-biology-and-integration-with-the-cell-cycle) focuses on state-of-the-art methods and tools in quantitative fluorescence microscopy to study the spatiotemporal
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team, where the agent will work under the supervision of a CNRS researcher and interact with researchers and students at different levels, including BTS, Bachelor's, Master's and PhD students. The agent
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the activity and stability of iridium oxide-based catalysts supported on various materials within a PEM electrolysis cell. Catalyst layers and membrane-electrode assemblies will be prepared and characterized in
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. Fluorescence lifetime is a powerful probe of molecular interactions, chemical environment and local medium properties, both in living cells and in nanostructures or functional materials. The project therefore
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of Excellence France 2030), Dr. Basto's laboratory is recruiting a full-time postdoctoral researcher in Long-Term Cell Imaging and Cellular Instability following whole-genome duplications (WGD) to contribute