Research assistant in Biotechnology M/F

Description de l'offre

Informations générales

Référence

2016-1810

Date de parution

17/02/2017

Branche

Dermo-cosmétique

Société

PIERRE FABRE DERMO-COSMETIQUE

Description du poste

Intitulé du poste

Research assistant in Biotechnology M/F

Contrat

Stage

Durée du contrat

6 mois

Taux d'activité

Temps plein

Mission

This Internship is providing an opportunity to apply skills in plant cell/micro-algae biology in a very concrete research setting with a goal to find some optimal cell culture conditions to produce active extracts/metabolites for pharmaceutical or cosmetic use. The student is preferred majoring in biotechnology / biochemistry / phytochemistry and in analytical chemistry. Good skill working in sterile environment (clean bench) and with in-vitro plant cell culture systems like bioreactors would be appreciated (not mandatory).

The principal duties and responsibilities of the position include, but are not limited to, the following:

- In-vitro cell suspension culture with elicitations and bioconversion experimentations.
- Cell extractions and fractionations with HPLC and HPTLC analysis.
- Use of robotized equipment for biochemical/enzymatic activity tests and experimental design. Computer assisted treatments of results and experimental design
- Production process validation by scale up in bioreactors systems
- Bibliographic research, oral presentations and reporting, scientific monitoring

Localisation du poste

Localisation du poste

Europe, France, Midi-Pyrénées

Lieu de travail

Toulouse (31)-Langlade

Critères candidat

Niveau d'études minimum requis

Bac +4 / Bac +5

Diplôme

Maîtrise/Master/DEA/DESS/Diplôme d'ingénieur/Ecole de commerce

Spécialité

·  Pharmacie
·  Sciences - Biotechnologie

Niveau d'expérience minimum requis

Jeune diplômé

Demandeur

Date de prise de fonction souhaitée

03/04/2017

Profil recherché

Profil

Biotechnology and bioengineering, Pharmaceutical sciences, Cosmetics, Agronomy, Food science and technology, Analytical chemistry