Cécile Denis: A Unique Opportunity for Emerging Hemostasis Leaders
Cécile Denis, Director of Unit 1176 at INSERM, shared HITh lab Inserm’s post on LinkedIn:
“As ISTH 2026 is starting, I would like to repost this announcement for an open position in our lab.
Open for mid-level scientists.
One month an a half before applications close.
Do not hesitate to get in touch.”
HITh lab Inserm shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Exciting Career Opportunity: Junior Professor Chair (CPJ) at Inserm U1176.
Are you a high-potential researcher ready to lead the next generation of therapies in Immunothrombosis and Cardiovascular Diseases?
HITh lab Inserm is looking for a dynamic researcher (R3/R4 profile) to join our team in Kremlin Bicêtre Hospital, University Paris-Saclay.
This position is a strategic recruitment designed to bridge the gap between immune response and coagulation, identifying key targets for innovative therapies like nanobodies
Why Join Us?
- World-Class Environment: Join a laboratory renowned for its cutting-edge expertise in the coagulation cascade and molecular actors, offering a stimulating scientific environment that translates fundamental findings into life-changing clinical applications.
- Path to Tenure: This is a fixed-term contract (CDD) specifically designed to lead to a permanent Research Director position.
- Leadership Role: You will rapidly become a group leader, supervising PhD students and post-doctoral fellows.
- Funding and Support: Receive a dedicated 200000 euros ANR package to kickstart your research.
- Collaborative Ecosystem: Work within the prestigious Paris-Saclay environment, engaging in high-impact international projects.
- Competitive Package: Salary between 3,500 – 5,000 euros/month based on experience.
What We Are Looking For:
- Education: PhD with significant post-doctoral experience.
- Expertise: Strong background in cardiovascular sciences, hemostasis, or inflammation.
- Vision: Ability to raise competitive funding (e.g., ERC grants) and lead original research projects.
- Teaching: A passion for sharing knowledge within international Master’s programs.
More information.
Deadline to Apply: September 2, 2026
Location: Le Kremlin-Bicêtre (Paris region), France.
Apply Here starting April 8th.
Important: Before applying, it is imperative to contact the host lab to build your project together!
Reach out to Cécile Denis at [email protected].”
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