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be studied by cryo-electron tomography and single-molecule fluorescence microscopy. The "Mechanism of chromatin patterning" team is an international and interdisciplinary team belonging to the MCD unit
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the advanced imaging techniques available, including confocal microscopy for tracking fluorescent MPs and developmental analyses, as well as Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) available at the MNHN site. He/she
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localization microscopy, in particular to enable dynamic observation of living cells. In particular, it has recently patented various concepts for localizing molecules under structured illumination inducing
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Information Eligibility criteria The candidate should hold a PhD in Molecular Microbiology. - Imaging of bacterial cells (phase contrast microscopy, epifluorescence, TIRF, FRAP, transmission and scanning
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versatile structures with numerous applications in microelectronics, MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems), and nanotechnology. These membranes are produced by selectively etching the top silicon layer of SOI
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, immunofluorescence, biochemical, and molecular approaches (qPCR, Western blot, ELISA, optical and electron microscopy). Collaborate with project partners to evaluate the mechanical and structural properties
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ultrasonic and/or laser acoustic measurements - Material characterization using electron microscopy techniques - Ab initio calculations of phase diagrams and material properties - Thermodynamic modeling - Data
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their partners by using a combination of computational analyses, single molecule imaging and molecular approaches such as Electron Microscopy. The project will be realized in collaboration with research groups
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from cells, and their structures will be determined by cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) in Dr. Innis's team. The candidate will conduct research within G. Boël's team in the unit “Microbial Gene
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), nanocharacterization (SEM/TEM, near-field microscopies, ellipsometry) and physical chemistry. The PRISM team hosts an international group of post-docs, PhD students and undergraduates (currently 10) and relies heavily