Environment The successful applicant will work as part of the “agence national de la recherche” ANR-funded projects "QuidNASH" and "STEDI-NASH" under the supervision of Pr. Bernard Van Beers (MD, PhD; PUPH) and Dr. Philippe Garteiser (PhD; CR Inserm). Work will be conducted in the "laboratoire des biomarqueurs en imagerie" (LBI, laboratory of imaging biomarkers), a research team led by Pr. Van Beers within the center for research on inflammation (Inserm UMR 1149, université de Paris). Work will be carried out in 75018 Paris (faculté de médecine Bichat, université de Paris) and 92110 Clichy (Beaujon university hospital). The successful applicant will work within a team of physicists and radiologists (doctoral students, post-docs, research engineers and senior staff). The hosting team has numerous national and international research collaborations and offers a stimulating and wellconnected environment focused on clinical translation. State-of-the art scientific infrastructure is provided at the center for research on inflammation and at the associated FRIM imaging platform (Inserm UMS 34), including two 7T Bruker systems, a clinical 3T MRI scanner, small animal and clinical MRI-PET scanners, small animal facilities and molecular biology devices. The FRIM imaging platform is part of the national networks France Life Imaging and Ibisa. ()
Environment : Bordeaux is a 1-million urban area and hosts one of the largest university and research community in France. Located in South west of France in close proximity of the Atlantic Ocean, the city, part of the World Heritage List, offers a wide range of cultural and outdoors activities ()
GIGA – Cyclotron Research Centre / In vivo Imaging (GIGA-CRC IVI), University of Liège, Belgium; Allée du 6 Août, 8 (B30), Quartier Agora, 4000 LIEGE, BELGIUM Tel +32 4366 2316 – Fax +32 4366 2946https://www.gigacrc.uliege.be ()
