Passive Mucus Microrheology: Bead Motion & Bioinformatics

Association Bernard Gregory in Lille is looking for a Master’s (M2) candidate for the 2026–2027 academic year. The project will involve studying mucus samples using passive microrheology, cellular analysis, and computational methods. Candidates should have a solid background in biology or engineering and demonstrate meticulousness and research passion.

The role provides a unique opportunity to work on multidisciplinary projects that explore interactions between biology and biophysics.