Phd Student In Microbiology H/F CEA

The ideal candidate is a microbiologist who is highly motivated to deepen their knowledge of protein biochemistry and structural biology in order to understand the fundamental enzymatic mechanisms of microbial metabolism. The candidate must hold a Master's degree in microbiology and, preferably, have experience in environmental microbiology (e.g. microbial sampling). Candidates with strong skills and knowledge in anaerobic microbiology (e.g. anaerobic microbial culture, assays, metabolism, genome exploration, etc.) will be given priority. Experience in native protein purification, biochemistry and structural biology is welcome.
You will need to demonstrate an open mind and a high degree of scientific rigour. You must be fluent in English, which will enable you to communicate effectively with the team and write scientific articles.

🤝 Why join us? ....
By joining the Grenoble Interdisciplinary Institute, you'll be part of a dynamic and innovative research environment where you'll have the opportunity to learn, grow and play a key role within a centre of excellence.
...AND THAT'S NOT ALL!
You may be interested in the benefits that come alongside your main role:
A cutting-edge research ecosystem dedicated to topics of significant societal importance.
Training to enhance your skills and boost your career.
A staff committee offering a wealth of social, cultural and sporting benefits.
Practical benefits: staff canteen/meal vouchers, 85% of transport costs covered, and much more.
An exceptional living environment in Grenoble, nestled in the mountains, offering a unique balance between city life and nature.
🚀 Want to be part of the adventure? Apply now and put your energy to work for research and innovation!
In line with the CEA's commitments to the integration of people with disabilities, this role is open to everyone. The CEA offers adjustments and/or organisational arrangements to facilitate the inclusion of disabled workers