The LIMMS-CNRS researcher A. J. GENOT talks about the DNA storage on RadioFrance. You can listen to his valuable interview here and read his related outstanding study recently published in the journal nature here.
Profile of candidate: Candidates are expected to have a background of computational biology and mathematical modelling. The candidates should have interests in pharmaceutical science and biological science. Skills in disease modeling and Agent Based Model will be helpful. A challenging sprit would help a lot for tackling the interdisciplinary and cutting-edge research area of the project.
Profile of candidate: A research fellow with knowledge of electrical and electronic engineering and organic electronics is preferable. It is not a significant problem if the applicants are unfamiliar with organic chemistry and molecular recognition.
– Devices, materials, characterizations, data analysis, applications of the next-generation wearable electronics such as on-skin electronics, smart apparel, and sensor patches.
– Motivated researchers capable of working cooperatively in interdisciplinary fields of wearable technology.
– Interest in industry-academia collaboration desirable.