CPJ CNRS "Adaptations to extreme conditions" à Lyon

Le Laboratoire d’Ecologie des Hydrosystèmes Naturels LEHNA et le laboratoire Microbiologie Adaptation Pathogénie MAP et ont une opportunité de chaire CNRS cette année. Il s’agit d’une action structurante inter-institut, INSB-INEE dans le cadre du site Lyonnais, entre deux laboratoires travaillant déjà ensemble sur le plan scientifique et pédagogique. Le(a) candidat(e) proposera une thématique de recherche innovante et originale, à l’interface des deux laboratoires Lyonnais.

Vous trouverez les informations sur le site CNRS avec les modalités de candidature via le portail emploi CNRS (https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CPJ/CPJ-2023-032/Default.aspx?lang=EN)

Attention deadline le 14 avril.

En complément, le résumé du projet de CPJ :

The development of massive sequencing approaches has promoted the understanding that microorganisms (the microbiota) are at the base of all ecosystems on Earth, responsible for their good or bad health. In the current context of global climate change, understanding the mechanisms by which microorganisms have adapted over geological time, and will adapt to current changes, is of major importance in order to understand and anticipate the future evolution of ecosystems in the near and distant future.
High throughput sequencing technologies have given access to the catalog of all organisms present in these biotopes, and offer access to their gene content, which allows us to ask the question of adaptation to extreme conditions in terms of the response of communities and cells to extreme conditions and to variations in these conditions. Today, these data are used by distinct scientific communities that seek to answer this question separately using complementary approaches.
It is therefore necessary to associate centers of excellence mastering respectively mechanistic and functional ecology approaches to create a synergy around the studies of the molecular and population bases of adaptations to extreme conditions.