Highlights:
- Applications are sought for Postdoctoral Research Fellowships to join the Lymphocyte Population Biology Unit at the Pasteur Institute in
- Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grant funded project “Role of Quorum Sensing mechanisms in the Immune System’s regulation”. The successful applicant(s) will be involved in a project that aims to investigate 1) the role of “quorum-sensing” mechanisms in the homeostasis of naturally activated and memory B cell populations, or 2) the role of “quorum-sensing” mechanisms associated with the homeostasis of naïve and regulatory T cells.
- We welcome two highly motivated and gifted scientists with interest in molecular and cellular immunology to join us.
- Essential requirements for this post include a PhD or equivalent degree in biomedical sciences and scientific accomplishments in immunology, molecular biology, genetic engineering and/or autoimmune mouse models.
We are looking for a candidate with expertise in FACS Analysis, confocal microscopy and a good knowledge of molecular biology techniques. Previous experience in breeding, genotyping and characterization of mouse models are also essential requirements. English is the working language in the lab.- This is a full-time appointment, for a fixed term of 2-4 years.
- Interested candidates should submit their curriculum vitae and contact information for three references to Prof. Antonio Freitas (antonio.freitas@pasteur.fr).
- Closing date: until filled
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