Contrat Postdoctoral
Detail de l'annonce :
The Institute of Psychiatry and Neuroscience of Paris is a
multi-disciplinary community of over 150 basic and clinical
neuroscientists, as well as faculty members working on:
Neurodevelopment and Psychiatry, Behavior, Memory and Emotions,
Neurovascular system, Multiscale imaging (from molecules to whole
brain), Translational Neurosciences and molecular and cellular
mechanisms in Aging Brain.
Our mission is to :
* Understand how the brain works at all levels, from molecular
mechanisms to cells, neuronal networks and whole organ through
innovative and interdisciplinary research.
* Promote the transfer of research and discovery into medical
advances for neurological and psychiatric diseases, such as new
therapeutics, devices or diagnostics development.
* Train the next generation of physicians and scientists to conduct
collaborative and creative science.
The IPNP of Université Paris and INSERM is settled in a new building
constructed adjacent to the Sainte-Anne hospital in the fall 2017. The
4300 m2 new building houses multidisciplinary teams of experts in
biology, clinical research, physics, chemistry, engineering and
computational science. The IPNP goal is to foster collaborations
between basic, translational and clinical research.
SITE WEB :
https://ipnp.paris5.inserm.fr/english-language
POSTE ET MISSIONS
The postdoctoral researcher will conduct biochemical and cell
biological experiments aimed at characterizing the interactome of a
protein involved in membrane trafficking using BioID,
co-immunoprecipitation, and confocal microscopy. The project is a
collaboration with biotech and will be involved part-time at the
company.
MOBILITÉ GÉOGRAPHIQUE :
Internationale
PRISE DE FONCTION :
01/03/2022
PROFIL
Strong experience in mammalian cell culture, transfection,
biochemistry, cell biology, microscopy required.
Ph.D. thesis already obtained.
English: written and spoken.
OBJECTIFS
* BioID interactome in several conditions (pharmacological
treatments, expression of perturbing proteins/antibodies)
* Characterization of some of the hits