Project
The project proposed here aims to characterize the function of newly identified proteins in endosome formation and dynamics as well as in extracellular vesicle secretion (and metastasis). These proteins were recently identified as new partners of RAL GTPases by proximal interactome and co-immunoprecipitation within the NANOTUMOR consortium. The selected candidate will use a combination of cell engineering, cell biology, proteomic analysis and volumetric imaging and animal experiments to probe the role of recently identified proteins. In particular, 3D electron microscopy (FIB-SEM) will be used to characterize endosomal phenotypes at nanoscale resolution.
The successful candidate will join an interdisciplinary team made of cell and cancer biologists, molecular biologists and physicist. The candidate will develop his project autonomously but in close collaboration with another post-doctoral fellow, under the close supervision of Vincent HYENNE (Extracellular vesicles), Jacky GOETZ (Metastasis) and Patrick Schultz (Electron microscopy). The project will benefit from the multidisciplinary NANOTUMOR consortium to access multiple expertises, and in particular in proteomics (E.Coyaud/I.Fournier (PRISM, Lille) and A.Daulat/J.P. Borg (CRCM, Marseille)) but also micropatterning and fluorescent imaging. The candidate is also expected to present his results in the form of publications and international conference presentations, and to participate to writing of grant applications.
About the candidate
• Strong experience in cell and organelle biology. Extracellular vesicle biology would be a plus
• Experience with electron microscopy (sample preparation and handling, imaging, segmentation)
• Experience in both light & electron microscopy would be a very significant asset (FIB-SEM)
• Cell engineering (CRISPR, lentivirus, siRNA..)
• Good experience with photonic microscopy (confocal, spinning-disk or 2PEM)
• Experience with Image analysis softwares
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively with biologists and physicists in the team
• Being a team player, organized and curious, and able to drive the dynamics of the project
• Good communication and writing skills
• Fluency in English (lab comp. of people from France, Spain, Argentina, Czech Republic, India…)
Dear Professor ,
I hope you are doing great.
I am Elham Pishavar, a Ph.D. graduate in Pharmaceutical biotechnology at University of Medical Sciences. My research background is a multidisciplinary area in different branches of nanomedicine, especially codelivery drug and gene, exosome delivery. I would appreciate any time you see my CV and a summary of prior experiences, I started the course of my research in the US and Italy, in the Atala lab, I research on the sequencing of Stem cell-derived microRNAs exosomes and modified exosomes with calcium carbonate and then loading in the hydrogel in the field regenerative medicine.
I researched targeting exosomes with aptamer for loading drug delivery and using exosomes for cancer therapy .I am really eager to do research as a fellowship position under your supervision .
Best Regard
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