Post-docs & researchers / Février 2023

The “Social Cognition & Connectomics” team of Institut de Neurosciences de la Timone is seeking a post-doctoral researcher to test the hypothesis that brain rewiring controls learning and motor behaviors in adult animals using novel optogenetic tools.

We are looking for a motivated and creative young scientist to join an interdisplinary team of neuroscientists at the Paris-Saclay Institute of Neuroscience.

Skills & Knowledge:

• A PhD in a bio-medical discipline.
• Expertise in cell culture and differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells could be a plus.
• Knowledge of endothelial cell biology.
• Skills in microscopy, Real-time qPCR, ELISA, flow cytometry.
• Desired qualities: teamwork, autonomy, ability to learn new technologies and presentation of results.

L'Institut de Neurophysiopathogie recherche une ou un statutaire, spécialiste en comportement animal et/ou en modèles lésionnels/électrophysiologie in vivo pour prendre la direction de l’équipe Processus Mnésiques.

La personne recrutée assurera essentiellement des enseignements fondamentaux en biologie appliquée à la psychologie, en neurosciences fondamentales et comportementales en L1, L2 et L3 de Psychologie (Biologie Appliquée à la Psychologie, Neurosciences Fondamentales, Neurosciences du Comportement...). En outre, et sous la responsabilité de l'équipe pédagogique de psychologie/neurosciences (PsySEF/FST), le candidat ou la candidate assurera des heures au département de biologie.

Applications (in English) should be sent to neuropsycall.ipnp@inserm.fr, and should include in
one single pdf ‘applicantName_neuropsy2023.pdf'

The In Vivo ophthalmology group in the Translational Immunology Department is seeking a motivated, interactive and flexible Scientist 3 to perform preclinical animal studies with the goal of developing new therapies for ocular disease.

PhD and post-doctoral positions are open in computational neurosciences at the Neurobiology of Executive Function lab at the Stem Brain Research Institute in Lyon.

This project will examine the molecular mechanisms underlying the formation of the central visual pathway from the retinal specializations to the brain projections.