Postdoctoral Researcher / PhD Candidate Position

Postdoctoral Researcher / PhD Candidate Position

Cardiac targeting of connexin-43 with a mimetic peptide to reduce infarct size

Organisation: Inserm
Research area: biology › cell biology › cardiovascular physiology

Required profile: postdoctoral researcher or doctoral candidate

Location: France › Paris-Saclay University, Faculty of Pharmacy › Orsay – Inserm UMR-S1180

Type of contract: Temporary – for postdoctoral: 1 year (renewable for 1 year) or 3 years for doctoral candidate

Status: Full-time – 35 hours
Start date: Early 2026

Salary: Salary will be determined based on years of postgraduate experience, in accordance with the institution’s guidelines. Benefits included in accordance with Inserm guidelines.

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