Post-Doc - Controlling the Trafficking of Key Regulators of Cancer Cell Invasion. M/F. ENS, Paris, France.
Core
Develop and use novel tools to study intracellular organization and endomembrane trafficking in early cancer cell invasion steps, specifically controlling the trafficking and activity of key regulators of invadopodia-mediated matrix remodeling.
Role type
Post-doctoral researcher (cell biophysics/cell biology)
Builds
Novel tools for rapid, reversible, and localized control of biomolecule and organelle accessibility
Domain
Cancer cell biology, intracellular trafficking, invadopodia research
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
cell biology, molecular biology, optical microscopy, tool development for reversible organelle trapping
Preferred skills
interdisciplinary collaboration, synthetic biology
Technologies
optical microscopy, synthetic biology tools
Responsibilities
Develop tools enabling rapid, reversible, and localized control of biomolecule and organelle accessibility; Apply developed tools to reversibly control trafficking and activity of key regulators of invadopodia-mediated matrix remodeling
Seniority
Post-doctoral researcher