Jean-Louis BESSEREAU
Genetics and neurobiology of C. elegans
We seek researchers interested by the basic processes that regulate the biology of cells, and how their dysfunction leads to human diseases in developing, adult, and aging organisms. Projects developing innovative methods, including biophysics, quantitative biology, advanced in vivo imaging and relevant ‘omic’ approaches will be considered with particular interest.
MeLis is embedded in a stimulating scientific environment, which includes research institutes focusing on genetics, development, cancer and neuroscience, and has strong connections with the clinical/hospital community in Lyon.
MeLis is embedded in a stimulating scientific environment, which includes research institutes focusing on genetics, development, cancer and neuroscience, and has strong connections with the clinical/hospital community in Lyon.
Applications and inquiries should be sent to the search committee (melis.call@univ-lyon1.fr) before February 29th 2023. Candidates should provide a single PDF file comprising of a cover letter explaining their motivation to join MeLiS, a detailed CV, a summary of the scientific achievements (3 pages), and a research project proposal highlighting possible synergies or complementarity with MeLiS research teams (4 pages).
Regionalization of Myogenesis
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Activity-dependent molecular tagging of central synapses
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Role of the translational complex in axon regeneration
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Genetics and neurobiology of C. elegans
Molecular and cellular neurobiology of C. elegans
Embryonic neuro-development and associated childhood diseases
Normal and pathological human embryology
Cilia assembly and development
Synaptopathies and autoantibodies (synatac)
Muscle formation, growth and repair
Behaviour, plasticity and memory in larval zebrafish
Muscle formation, growth and repair
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Microglia-neuron interactions
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Research engineer in cellular and molecular biology M/F
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Molecular mechanisms of synaptogenesis in C. elegans
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Publications by MeLiS teams since 2016.