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An established industry player in cancer research seeks a dedicated engineer to join their innovative team focused on the interactions between macrophages and viruses. This role involves cutting-edge research in immunology, requiring expertise in cell culture, molecular biology, and data analysis. You'll work in a collaborative environment, contributing to significant advancements in cancer therapeutics while benefiting from a supportive workplace that values inclusivity and diversity. If you're passionate about making a difference in the field of cancer research, this opportunity is perfect for you.
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The “Institut Curie” is a major player in the research and fight against cancer. It consists of a hospital and a Research Center of more than 1000 employees with a strong international objective of the Curie Institute Research Center is to develop basic research and to use the knowledge produced to improve the diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutics of cancers as part of the continuum between basic research and innovation serving the patient.
Laboratory
The team is part of the Department of Immunology (INSERM U932, .) located within the exciting scientific environment of the Institut Curie, one of the largest European institutions for cancer research and biomedical research with strong interdisciplinary traditions.
Philippe Benaroch's team () works on the biology of human myeloid cells, which represent a very ancient form of cellular immunity. Myeloid cells indeed constitute the first line of defense against many pathogens. The team studies how, at the molecular level, viruses manage to infect macrophages and how these macrophages defend themselves and protect us. The team also investigates the role of myeloid cells in the tumor microenvironment and in the mechanisms of tumor resistance and evasion of the immune response. Finally, the team aims to exploit the functional properties of myeloid cells for therapeutic anti-tumor purposes through genetic manipulation.
Missions
The engineer will primarily work on the interactions between macrophages and viruses.
- Culturing of cell lines and primary cells
- Cell biology, fluorescence microscopy, and FACS
- Molecular biology: cloning and production of viral vectors
- Biochemistry: western blotting and immunoprecipitations
- Laboratory management and coordination with other teams on the floor
- Data analysis and presentation at lab meetings
Candidate Profile
- Master's or PhD in Immunology and/or Oncology
- Motivation for teamwork and multitasking
- Strong self-organization skills
- Proficiency in English (B1 level)
- International candidates are welcome.
All our opportunities are open to people with disabilities
Contract information
Type of contract : Fixed-term contract
Starting date: September 2024
Duration : 18 months
Working time : full time
Remuneration : according to the current grids
Benefits: Collective catering, reimbursement of transportation fees up to 70%, supplementary health insurance
Location of the position : Paris (5ème)
Reference: NA
Contact
Please send your CV, letter of motivation and 2 references,
Publication date: 8th of July 2024
Deadline for application: until candidate is found
Institut Curie is an inclusive, equal opportunity employer
and is dedicated to the highest standards of research integrity.