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The University of Bordeaux is recruiting a Post-Doctoral Researcher in genetic data analysis for the GenoMorph project. You will analyze DNA and CBCT morphometric data from several hundred individuals, develop a combined analysis methodology, and contribute to publish research articles.
The role is based in Pessac, France, with international collaboration potential. Requirements include a PhD in Genetics or related field and strong English proficiency.
The University of Bordeaux is a large, dynamic, and responsible university, attentive to the well‑being of its staff. Joining it means working in a privileged environment within a particularly diverse and open professional community, benefiting from welcome and inclusion programs, training, and internal mobility opportunities. It’s about participating in an academic, scientific, and human adventure. It’s about committing to tackling the challenges of the 21st century.
Join the From Prehistory to the Present: Culture, Environment and Anthropology laboratory (PACEA)! It is a joint research unit attached to the CNRS, the University of Bordeaux and the Ministry of Culture. At the interface of biological, environmental and human sciences, its work addresses major questions related to the factors that have shaped humanity, enabling our ancestors to settle on all continents thanks to adaptive capacities whose diversity we are currently exploring.
As part of the project GenoMorph, funded by the National Research Agency, we are recruiting a Post-Doctoral Researcher in genetic data analysis W/M.
This project, led by Clément Zanolli, aims to build genotype‑phenotype reference models and test evolutionary hypotheses on the human lineage. The analysis of genetic data and its integration with morphometric data will lead to the writing of research articles that will be submitted to scientific journals for publication.
Your research mission will be to analyze the DNA of several hundred humans for whom CBCT scans of these individuals' teeth are available. You will therefore be in charge of genetic analysis, including selection, cleansing and development of a genetic database.
You will work in collaboration with other researchers involved in this project to combine molecular and morphometric data.
Your goal will be to submit an article for publication.
possible collaborations at the national and international level
Holder of a PhD in in Genetics, Paleogenetics or related field, you have proven experience in the processing of genetic data. You are a specialist in the processing and analysis of genetic data to study DNA data from several hundred current humans and analyze them in tandem with morphometric data from CBCT scans of teeth.
You will be attached to the EVODIBIO team. You will be able to exchange and collaborate with specialists from different disciplines including (paleo)genetics, paleoanthropology and archaeology. No specific duty or on‑call duty is planned for this assignment. The activity is mainly carried out in laboratory and within the framework of planned scientific collaborations.
Based in Pessac - access to tram B (stop Doyen Brus) bus, bike.
The laboratory is near the city‑centre of Bordeaux and about 60 Km of the Atlantic coasts. Travel will be planned within and outside Europe for international scientific conferences communicating the results of the project.
Specific requirements: You’ll have to comply with the Working Laws in France
20-month fixed-term contract
Gross monthly salary: from 2750 € to 3000 € according to grid and experience
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