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the mechanisms of neurovascular coupling (NVC) in the human retina — a key physiological process whose early dysfunction is linked to Alzheimer's disease. The team has developed a new cellular-resolution imaging
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candidate will join the SIGNAL team under the supervision of Dr. Yoan Coudert. Research topic : The recruited postdoc will investigate the genetic mechanisms underlying the pre-patterning and development at a
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-permanent staff (doctoral students, postdocs, associate researchers and interns). The ICS has characterization platforms (UV-Vis and IR spectroscopies, size exclusion chromatography, light scattering, etc
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Eligibility criteria *The candidate will be entrusted with key responsibilities: The Postdoc will apply data-driven techniques like autoencoders to extract coherent structures from DNS data. Symbolic regression
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6 Nov 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company CNRS Department Laboratoire Image, Ville, Environnement Research Field Environmental science Political sciences » Science and society Researcher
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to technological platforms, including flow cytometry, advanced imaging, proteomics, genome engineering, and bioinformatics, in close collaboration with the Jacques Monod Institute. This environment provides an ideal
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related to development, regeneration, evolution, and physiology. One of the institute's strengths is the quality of its single-cell and spatial imaging and transcriptomics platforms. Our team is supported
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for manufacturing chiral metal nanoclusters of different sizes, metal compositions and degrees of chirality (intrinsic and induced). The main objective is to use the nanoclusters designed both as multiphoton imaging
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to study the molecular and cellular mechanisms involved in brain activity. The Institute develops innovative methods in imaging, chemistry, physiology and computer science. As part of Bordeaux Neurocampus
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to study the molecular and cellular mechanisms involved in brain activity. The Institute develops innovative methods in imaging, chemistry, physiology and computer science. As part of Bordeaux Neurocampus