10 parallel-processing-bioinformatics-"DIFFER" Postdoctoral positions at Institut Pasteur
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A postdoctoral position is available to study dynamic processes in early development of insects and mammals. Successful candidates will join a collaborative and interdisciplinary venture in
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in the Unit, including i) using AI to strengthen epidemic preparedness, ii) the development of models evaluating how the combination of different surveillance systems (e.g. syndromic and virologic
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Keywords Optogenetics, 2-photon activation, large scale electrophysiological recordings, mouse model Lab description Processing of auditory information in the brain is complex because information
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alterations following inoculation. Besides, the Insect-Virus Interactions Unit has previously identified transmissibility variations between ZIKV strains and differences in the ability of diverse mosquito
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imaging data as well as new paradigms for characterizing mouse social and vocal behaviors. The role of the Postdoctoral fellow She/he will analyze genetic data from different groups of individuals with
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following skills: Strong interest in the field of neuroimaging, psychiatry and genetics. Computer skills: Strong level in the main informatics software (FSL, Freesurfer, fMRIprep) and coding languages (R
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neurodegenerative processes. Investigate neuronal activity and neural stem cell fate in both acute and persistent infection Construct a hamster brain atlas under infection with temporal, spa.al and single cell
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, T. T. Nguyen, Y.-Y. Kong, and F.-G. Zeng, “Auditory temporal processes in normal-hearing individuals and in patients with auditory neuropathy,” Clin. Neurophysiol., vol. 116, no. 3, pp. 669–680, Mar