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03.06.13
Le laboratoire "Bases Moléculaires et Structurales de Systèmes Infectieux" (BMSSI) UMR CNRS/UCBL localisé à l'Institut de Biologie et Chimie des Protéines de Lyon, lance un appel à candidature pour rechercher son directeur pour le prochain contrat quinquennal 2016-2020.
Le laboratoire BMSSI est une des deux unités de recherche qui composent l'Institut de Biologie et Chimie des Protéines (IBCP). Il s’agit d’une unité mixte de recherche (UMR 5086) rattachée au CNRS (Institut des Sciences biologiques et Institut de Chimie) et à l'Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1. Le laboratoire comprend huit équipes de recherche dont l'activité s'étend de la microbiologie et la biologie moléculaire à la biochimie, la biologie structurale et la bioinformatique. Notre recherche cible une meilleure compréhension des mécanismes moléculaires qui sous-tendent le fonctionnement et les dysfonctionnements cellulaires, et, plus particulièrement, les processus infectieux.
BMSSI comprend environ 90 personnes qui se répartissent en une quarantaine de chercheurs et enseignants-chercheurs, dont 10 ingénieurs, techniciens ou administratifs, et une quarantaine de doctorants et post-doctorants. Le laboratoire occupe un bâtiment moderne et bien équipé et partage un ensemble de plateformes avec l'autre UMR à l’IBCP. D'autres plateaux techniques sont disponibles au sein d'une l'unité mixte de service (UMS 3444), que BMSSI partage avec d'autres laboratoires du Campus Charles Mérieux Lyon-Gerland.
Notre laboratoire est bien implanté dans l'environnement local. Il est membre du Labex ECOFECT (Dynamiques éco-évolutives des maladies infectieuses) et de la Fondation FINOVI (Fondation pour les Innovations en Infectiologie). Il poursuit de nombreuses collaborations avec les laboratoires de Lyon Gerland, mais également avec plusieurs autres partenaires au niveau national et international.
Les candidats pour le poste de directeur sont invités à adresser un dossier contenant un curriculum vitae détaillé et une description des grandes lignes de leur projet pour le laboratoire. Les candidats présélectionnés seront auditionnés par un comité de sélection. Le candidat retenu aura la responsabilité de préparer le futur projet de recherche de l'unité et la possibilité d'occuper le poste de directeur-adjoint avant de prendre la responsabilité pour l'unité en 2016.
Date limite de candidature : 15 juillet 2013.
Le dossier de la candidature doit être envoyé par courrier électronique à : candidature_DIR_UMR5086@ibcp.fr
15.05.13
Group leader position in Neurogenetics
Institut de Neurobiologie Alfred Fessard, CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France
INAF is a leading European Institute in Neuroscience, with 20 research groups working on various approaches of brain function. The 12 groups of the Neurobiology & Development (N&D) research unit (http://www.inaf.cnrs-gif.fr/ned/home-page.html) focus on the analysis of brain development and evolution, neurogenesis, integrative neurobiology and behavior, using various model organisms. N&D is seeking to recruit a research group led by an outstanding (junior/senior) investigator in the field of Neurogenetics with invertebrate animals as model systems.
INAF is part of the Gif-sur-Yvette CNRS research center which gathers ~1000 scientists in life sciences and chemistry in a green campus located 40 min from downtown Paris. The center benefits from funding of the CNRS and is closely associated with the nearby Université Paris Sud Orsay. The laboratories of the center benefit from a multi-species animal facility and are supported by the IMAGIF core facility, which provides a wide range of state-of-the-art technical services, including genomics, proteomics, and high end microscopy.
The selected group leader will receive lab space and will benefit from INAF/N&D infrastructures, in addition to assistance for applications to calls for starting grants such as ATIP-Avenir (INSERM/CNRS) and for a permanent position at CNRS if needed. INAF laboratories will move to the new Paris-Saclay Neuroscience Institute in 2017.
Applications will include: CV with publications, summary of scientific achievements and research program (5 pages), 3 recommendation letters.
Deadline for applications: July 5th, 2013.
Interviews of short-listed applicants in September 2013
Decisions announced by September 25.
Applications should be sent to P. Vernier (vernier@inaf.cnrs-gif.fr) and F. Rouyer (rouyer@inaf.cnrs-gif.fr)
13.03.13
The Institute of genetic diseases Imagine at Necker Enfants-Malades Hospital, in Paris, is inviting applications for one group leader position in bioinformatics, computational biology, and/or statistical genetics.
Imagine is an interdisciplinary research center in molecular medicine in the Necker Enfants-Malades University Hospital campus. Imagine has a new home which will open in 2013 in the heart of the left bank of Paris, and offer cutting-edge research facilities. Imagine has recently been designated as an “Institut Hospitalo-Universitaire”, and is supported by a Foundation with a focus on rare diseases, their biology and their life-long outcomes to address unmet basic and clinical research questions. We expect this research to result in the development of new biological concepts, diagnostic tools, and innovative therapeutics. The Institute is currently composed of 250 members in 20 laboratories working in a variety of genetic disorders and systems.
Imagine has excellent core facilities in genomics, bioinformatics, cell imaging, flow cytometry, pathology, and animal housing. The current bioinformatics platform comprises 6 engineers and computer analysts, and additional recruitments are ongoing. The platform has already developed a number of tools to analyze high-throughput genotyping, sequencing, and transcriptomic data.
Imagine is now committed to further develop this domain of expertise by attracting one new research group with outstanding track record in the development, implementation, and application of innovative methods to analyze high dimensional data. This research group will closely interact with the Imagine laboratories and will have privileged access to a wide range of unique data. Applications can focus on any field related to bioinformatics, computational biology and/or statistical genetics, with a special emphasis on those that may offer strong opportunities of synergy with the present Imagine laboratories. Applications can be proposed at the level of either junior or senior group leader.
Applications should be submitted to Alain Fischer at the address below and must include:
• Complete CV including list of publications
• Past and current research interest (2 pages)
• Future research proposals (5 pages)
• At least three letters of recommendation
Address: newgroups@institutimagine.org
DEAD-LINE FOR APPLICATIONS : before the 15th May, 2013.
11.02.13
TWO GROUP LEADER POSITIONS OPEN AT THE DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY INSTITUTE OF MARSEILLE CNRS/ AIX-MARSEILLE UNIVERSITY, FRANCE
The Developmental Biology Institute of Marseille (IBDM) is a leading research institute inEurope, with a unique focus on the study of developmental systems with interdisciplinary approaches using a wide range of animal models (Drosophila, Xenopus, C. elegans, chick, rat and mouse). Created in 2006, the IBDM is composed of 19 research groups and 5 scientific core facilities and benefits from the rich scientific environment of the Luminy campus of Aix-Marseille University. The overall research activity developed at the IBDM is at the crossroads of different fields: cell biology, development, evolution, neurobiology, physiology and biophysics. The connections and complementarity between these themes result in a strong scientific coherence of the research projects developed in the differen teams. The main questions addressed from different perspectives are to understand how the instructions encoded in the genome are interpreted and translated to build structures (cells, tissues, organs) that perform specific functions, how these processes are regulated and integrated at the level of the whole organism and how their deregulation can lead to pathologies. A priority is to favor interdisciplinarity through the integration of new and original approaches that create conceptual and technical interfaces.
We are looking for outstanding candidates who will complement the existing strengths of the Institute. Scientific excellence will be given the highest priority in the selection of the successful candidate. Junior and senior applicants will be considered; these are nonteaching positions and knowledge of French is not required.
One position is for a group with expertise in quantitative biology. Theoretical physicists or applied mathematicians working on questions related to cell and developmental biology are encouraged to apply. This position is supported by a competitive 5 years start-up package financed by an interdisciplinary research network in the campus (the INFORM Labex, http://labexinform.wordpress.com). The candidate is expected to develop projects in strong interaction with IBDM and Labex groups.
For the second position, the successful candidate is expected to develop an innovative, internationally competitive research program in any area of integrative biology. The candidate will support his research by extramural funding such as ERC, ATIP-Avenir or ANR
DEAD-LINE FOR APPLICATIONS : before the 15th March, 2013.
Applicants should send a curriculum vitae with publication list, a 2 page summary of research
achievements and projects in English, and the names and addresses of three references to
the IBDM Director André Le Bivic (positions2013@listes.ibdml.univmed.fr).
