The Conduit lab studies how microtubule nucleation is regulated in a cell-specific manner to allow different cells to form their specialised microtubule arrays. Regulation of γ-TuRC activation Microtubules are essential
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The Conduit Lab is looking for a postdoc as part of an ANR grant Application deadline 21st Nov 2022 Apply now! paul.conduit at ijm.fr More: IJM_postdoc_advert_2022
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The Borghi Lab is looking for a post-doctoral researcher to work at the interface between the fields of mechanobiology and cell/tissue metabolics. The project is led by Nicolas Borghi and
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We’re hiring! We have an open post-doc position in the Minc Lab, for an ERC-funded project on cell division, cytoplasm mechanics and early embryo development. More: MincLab_Postdoc_Position_2022 Contact: nicolas.minc (at)
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The “Mechanotransduction: from Cell Surface to Nucleus” team led by Nicolas Borghi at the Institut Jacques Monod (UMR7592 CNRS/Université Paris Cité, Paris, France) is looking for applicants to fill two
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We are looking for a motivated postdoctoral fellow to join our team at the Institut Jacques Monod (IJM), Paris, France. Our research work focuses on dissecting the mechanisms that control
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We’re hiring ! Research Fellow Institut Jacques Monod, CNRS & Université de Paris Team Cell Adhesion and Mechanics, LADOUX/MEGE Location of position: Paris 75013 Full Time Description: This position
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The Ladoux/Mege Lab (“Cell adhesion and Mechanics” Team) is hiring post-docs: “Dead or Alive” (ERC grant) on the biomechanics of cell extrusion. The DearOrAlive project is interested in the mechanical
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Contact: paul.conduit (at) ijm.fr
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We are looking for postdoctoral candidates interested in working on transcriptional regulation of cell fate decisions, with expertise in biochemistry and molecular biology. Applicants should email to vanessa.ribes (at) ijm.fr
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Post-doc position available Join the Palancade Lab to investigate how mRNA translation can occur at nuclearpores! Contact: benoit.palancade (at) ijm.fr
Lire la suiteWe are looking for highly motivated and team-oriented scientists with a strong background in biochemistry, genetics and cell biology. (NEW) 1 Postdoc position available: to study the role and the
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