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The aim of our research is to understand the immunological responses to tumours, and to learn how to use the immune system to fight cancer.
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1 post-doctoral position at the Institut Curie HIV and immunology
The position is open as part of the "Interdisciplinary immunology post-doctoral program" in the department of Immunology headed by Sebastian Amigorena.
All groups work in a collaborative manner to encourage innovative projects involving complimentary expertise.
The lab is located in a building devoted to cell biology within the Institut Curie campus in the heart of Paris.
1 position available on the topic of "Innate sensing of HIV in dendritic cells" for:
- Master student (M2)
- PhD student
In the "Human Innate Immunity" group. Current research in the lab aims at discovering the mechanisms that regulate innate sensing of HIV in dendritic cells and how they translate into an immune response. Several projects are available for the PhD/Master candidate. The position is open for a candidate with a background in immunology, virology and/or bioinformatics. To apply, please submit a letter of intent + CV to: nicolas.manel@curie.fr
More information about the group:
http://u932.curie.fr/fr/equipes-de-recherche/immunite-innee-chez-lhomme-nicolas-manel/immunite-innee-chez-lhomme-001042
Seminar
The Curie Immunology Seminar Series
Organised by the unit U932
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S. Amigorena and V. Soumelis
