The PLM series started 15 years ago from an interest to promote the interface between the Life and Physical Sciences in Cambridge. Over the years, PLM has grown from a local meeting to a popular international event that attracts interdisciplinary scientists from all around the world. Since 2018, a new partner has joined PLM: the Turing Centre for …
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Post-doctoral positions are available at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala, Sweden to investigate the influence of nuclear organization on gene transcription and genome integrity. Successful applicants will work in the group of Stefanie Rosa (https://stefanierosa.wixsite.com/rosalab) for an initial period of two years. Our group uses a combination of genomics, single molecule …
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Signaling is at the core of coordination between cells in multicellular organisms. Many experimental and computational studies are dedicated to deciphering the mechanisms underlying the specificity, efficiency and biological outputs of cell signaling networks. The primary role of the dynamical information conveyed by these networks is becoming increasingly evident, as revealed by the observation of …
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The French Society for Cell Biology (SBCF) has been successful in organizing a biennial international conference series Building the Cell covering the challenges of multidisciplinary approaches combining imaging, biochemistry, physics, bioinformaticsand screening to question various aspects of life. For their fourth biennial international meeting, SBCF and the British Society for Cell Biology (BSCB) organise a joint meeting for the first time. BSCB has …
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The CRBM (crbm.cnrs.fr) is a research institute located in Montpellier, in Southern France, internationally renowned in the fields of biochemistry and cell biology. The institute sits within a multidisciplinary campus of the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS). Research at the institute covers fundamental and translational aspects of biology, including: Cell division Cell adhesion …
Institut Cochin recruits an outstanding scientist wishing to establish his/her independent team in the field of immunology and/or host-pathogens interactions. Application deadline March, 15, 2020. www.institutcochin.fr/institute/news/recruitment-of-a-group-leader-at-institut-cochin-paris-france? Institut Cochin is a leading French biological Research Center, affiliated to INSERM, CNRS and Université de Paris, with 38 independent research groups focusing their activity on axes corresponding to …
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