OFFER DESCRIPTION
We are looking for a highly motivated post-doctoral fellow interested in immunometabolism and metabolic control of inflammatory diseases in particular allergic asthma. This project aims to decipher the molecular mechanisms of asthma aggravation by obesity using in vitro cellular models,an original preclinical mouse model and human cohorts, combined with interdisciplinary state-of-the art approaches (high dimensional flow and mass cytometry, Single cell-RNA-seq, Metabolomics and bioinformatic analysis).
The candidate will join our team within the research laboratory INSERM UMR1011 located in Lille (France) and directed by Pr. Bart Staels. Our research unit is part of the “Laboratory of Excellence” European Genomic Institute of Diabetes (EGID, http://www.egid.fr), INSERM, Institut Pasteur de Lille, CHU de Lille and Lille University, and attracts students from around the world by offering high-level training in biomedical sciences. The unit develops multidisciplinary research at the interface of physiology, cell biology, biochemistry and medicine using cutting-edge, innovative technologies.
The successful post-doctoral fellow will work directly with Dr. David Dombrowicz, and interact with other scientists, national and international collaborators, post-doctoral fellows, bioinformaticians, PhD students and technicians. We offer a 1-year contract (renewable for at least 1 additional year) starting October 2022 or later upon agreement. We also encourage and would support candidates’ applications for supplementary funding (Marie Curie, EMBO, FRM….). Remuneration and benefits will be based on the salary scale for public-sector employees considering previous experience.
Applicant profile:
- Required: PhD with a strong background in immunology, inflammation, metabolism and/or lung biology.
Background in bioinformatic analysis would be a strong additional asset
- Good experience with animal experimentation
Authorization for animal experimentation FELASA at least B level, preferably C level would be highly appreciated.
- Mastery of basic techniques in cell and molecular biology.
- Fluent in English with good written and oral communication skills
- Autonomous, yet able to efficiently work within a team
Your responsibilities will include:
- Performing experiments on preclinical mouse models
- Immunological and molecular analyses of human and mouse samples.
- Bioinformatic/statistical analyses of -omics data
- Preparation of scientific articles and presentation at local and international meetings
Your application.
should send a CV with a publication list, a short summary of research achievements and mastered techniques, and contact information of at least three references to: David Dombrowicz (david.dombrowicz.fr) pasteur-lille
- Hoogerland, J.et al. Trends Endocr. Metab. 2022. In press. PMID: 35961913
- Haas, J. T.et al. Nat Met. 2019. 1:610. PMID: 31701087
- Mogilenko, D. et al. Cell. 2019. 177:1201. PMID: 31031005
- Devos, M. et al. J. Invest. Dermatol. 2019. 139:135. PMID: 30118730
- Everaere, L. et al. J. Allergy. Clin. Immunol. 2016. 138:1309. PMID: 27177781
- Julia V.et al. Nat. Rev. Immunol. 2015. 15:308. PMID: 25907459
Additional informations
Benefits
Salary will be commensurate with experience depending on the INSERM salary scale for postdoctoral fellows (<2 years experience: ~2600€/month before taxes. 2-4 years experience: ~3000€/month before taxes).
Selection process
First screening will be based on CV, experience and written references. Selected candidates will be invited to give a seminar based on their past research experience. Every effort will be made for serious candidatures to visit the lab in person and discuss with potential future colleagues.
Required Research Experiences
- RESEARCH FIELD
Biological sciences › Biology
- YEARS OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
1 - 4
Offer Requirements
- REQUIRED LANGUAGES
ENGLISH: Good
Skills/Qualifications
Candidate profile:
- Required: PhD with a strong background in immunology, inflammation, metabolism and/or skin biology.
- Good experience with animal experimentation
- Mastery of basic techniques in cell and molecular biology.
- Fluent in English with good written and oral communication skills
- Autonomous, yet able to efficiently work within a team
Workplace location
Inserm U1011.
Institut Pasteur de Lille
1, r. Prof. Calmette BP245
59019 Lille France