Post-docs & researchers / Juillet 2024

You would be part of a dynamic community of young researchers within a highly collaborative environment. In the project FUST: Fish Ultrasound screening of optimal channels to STimulate neurons deep in vivo, the candidate will be hosted by the Mov'it team and SIBBIL team, co-supervised by Pierre Pouget, an expert in functional ultrasounds and network physiology, and Claire Wyart, an expert in optogenetics and imaging.

In the SUSCEPTDopamine project, the candidate will be hosted by the teams of Jaime de Juan Sanz and Nelson Rebola. This project aims to create a conceptual and experimental framework to understand the preferential susceptibility of dopaminergic neurons to impaired mitochondrial physiology, leveraging the strong genetic link between mitochondrial dysfunction and Parkinson's Disease (PD).

In the Collective Interest Project "Knock-in Fish: Knocking-in dominant mutations causing early-onset Parkinsonism in zebrafish" the candidate will be hosted by the Picnic team and SIBBIL team co-supervised by Claire Wyart, an expert in optogenetics and imaging in zebrafish and Jacobo Sitt, expert in the analysis of large neuronal networks and behavior in humans.

We are seeking applications of highly motivated individuals, preferably with background in neuroscience. PhD in neuroscience, biology or related fields is required. Experience in behavioral analysis, Calcium- imaging and/or Drosophila neurogenetics will be appreciated. The candidate will work in the team Neural Circuits and Behavior headed by Tihana Jovanic at the Paris Saclay Institute of Neuroscience (Neuro-PSI). 

DBS is an exciting new interdisciplinary, collaborative, and multi-model project at the ICM.
By bridging approaches across disciplines, the project’s goal is to build novel strategies to
improve dopaminergic cell survival and deep-brain stimulation of resilient circuits in
Parkinson’s disease.

DBS is an exciting new interdisciplinary, collaborative, and multi-model project at the ICM. the candidate will be hosted by the teams of Jaime de Juan-Sanz and Dafni
Hadjieconomou. This project aims to address the urgent need to understand lysosomal Ca2+ dysregulation in
Parkinson's Disease (PD), an area that is critical yet poorly explored.

The Marc Jeannerod Institute of Cognitive Sciences (ISC-MJ) studies the brain mechanisms of cognition, their evolution and their disorders. You will join the Ape Social Mind Lab team, which explores questions related to the evolution of primate sociality, social cognition, communication, and brain connectomics.

We are seeking a talented postdoctoral fellow to join the Clinical Research in Neuroscience lab at Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France. The project focuses on the role of temporal integration in visual attention and its functional architecture in the human brain.