We are hiring ! A up to 4-years Engineering position
in Bioinformatics (in single cell data analytics applied to neurosciences) is available in my lab, @IGBMC, Strasbourg, France, please RT.
My team @IGBMC is looking for a postdoc to work on the development of labels for cryo correlative light and electron microscopy (cryo-CLEM). Please find the details here https://t.co/WCLhOh6ibn
and forward this message to potential candidates.
Development and Stem Cells Department Retreat near wonderful Mt Sainte-Odile. Two days of science, science, science (plus hiking and partying and science). A great time was had by all! @IGBMC
We @IGBMC in Strasbourg are looking to support outstanding candidates to the #ATIP-avenir program. Interested cell/developmental biologists, please contact me for details!
@AntoineZalc I think one of the contributing factors is that the duration of PDF training became ridiculously longer in life science domain. When I talk to ppl from physics or engineering, they often say 3 years is max....
Welcoming new member to the team - Coalesco Smith, now engineer & soon-to-be PhD student 🙏. She will initiate embryonic development direction in my lab!
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved colleague and friend, C. David Allis. Aside from his groundbreaking contributions to biomedical science, David will be remembered for his warmth, humility, and relentless optimism.
We are recruited! You have skills in computational biology and you are interested in joining a @ERC_Research project to decipher roles of tRNAs in neurodevelopment, here is your position. @IGBMC@INSERM (RT 🙏) #postdocjobs#Bioinformatics
Nacho, me and Gerard's labs are co-financing a computational biologist! It will be an exciting mixture of computation/biophysics/deep learning and biology (muscle and pancreas)! Please apply to us! @igbmc#postdoc
Welcoming new member of the team, a brand new postdoc Sakulrat Mankhong! Also congratulations to Sakulrat for winning a postdoctoral fellowship from the FRM @FRM_officiel. She will initiate exercise biology direction in my lab!
The Mundlos lab has an open PhD position in one of our evodevo projects - really cool - find the genomic and gene regulatory code how hedgehogs developed their spines. Apply at #IMPRS-BAC or contact me.