Postdoc: Nuclear Pores & Chromatin Architecture

EURAXESS Ireland; France; Hybride; EUR 45 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Institute of Human Genetics (IGH), a CNRS-University of Montpellier joint unit, invites applications for a research position to study the role of nuclear pore complexes in chromatin organization. You will develop the project, carry out experimental work, and supervise a doctoral student within the Nuclear Architecture team.

The position requires a Ph.D. in genome organization, expertise in microC, genomics techniques, and mouse ES cell culture, with English proficiency (B1).

Qualifications

• PhD in genome organization.
• In-depth knowledge of biology, chromatin organization, and nuclear pores.
• Proficiency in microC including experimental and bioinformatics components.
• Proficiency in classical genomics techniques (RNA-seq, ChIP-seq).
• Proficiency in mouse ES cell culture and in vitro differentiation.
• Proficiency with the gastruloid model.
• Proficiency in English (B1 level).
• Ability to work in a team and supervise PhD students.
• Scientific curiosity and motivation.

Responsabilités

• Develop a scientific research question.
• Select, adapt, develop, and carry out experimental approaches in consultation with the laboratory director.
• Analyze and present scientific results at team meetings, conferences, and publications.
• Supervise a doctoral student and potential interns, engineers, or students.
• Monitor scientific developments related to the project.

Formation

PhD in genome organization

Outils

microC

RNA-seq

ChIP-seq

mouse ES cell culture

gastruloid model

bioinformatics analysis

English (B1)

Description du poste

The Institute of Human Genetics (IGH), a CNRS-University of Montpellier joint unit, invites applications for a research position to study the role of nuclear pore complexes in chromatin organization. You will develop the project, carry out experimental work, and supervise a doctoral student within the Nuclear Architecture team.

The position requires a Ph.D. in genome organization, expertise in microC, genomics techniques, and mouse ES cell culture, with English proficiency (B1).