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The Plant Reproduction and Development Laboratory (RDP) in Lyon conducts basic research aimed at achieving a quantitative, multiscale understanding of the development and evolution of plant reproductive structures. To this end, the RDP laboratory draws on classical developmental biology approaches and internationally recognized expertise in systems biology, using multidisciplinary methods to investigate the molecular and physical bases of plant morphogenesis. Located on the Monod campus of the ENS Lyon, the RDP laboratory brings together 120 researchers across 9 research teams. We have all the necessary resources and infrastructure to carry out our research missions. In our dynamic and collaborative environment, creativity is encouraged, offering everyone the opportunity to contribute to innovative research projects. Our added benefits: • A stimulating work environment with close interaction among research staff. • Tailored training programs to support you • Partial reimbursement of transit fares (75%) + a sustainable mobility allowance of up to €300 per year • A location accessible by public transit + private parking • Financial contribution toward health insurance costs • Access to the CNRS Economic and Social Action Committee after 6 months of employmentu sein de 9 équipes de recherche. Nous disposons de toutes les ressources et infrastructures nécessaires pour mener à bien nos missions de recherche. Dans notre environnement dynamique et collaboratif, la créativité est encouragée, offrant ainsi à chacun l'opportunité de contribuer à des projets de recherche novateurs.

Nos petits plus :
• Un environnement de travail stimulant aux contacts des personnels de la recherche.
• Des formations adaptées pour vous accompagner
• Le remboursement partiel des titres de transport (75%) + forfait mobilité durable pouvant atteindre 300€ / an
• Un site accessible en transport en commun + parking privé
• Participation financière au frais de mutuelle
• Accès au Comité d'Action Economique et Sociale du CNRS à partir de 6 mois d'ancienneté

Mechanisms of RALF-induced lipid remodeling and its impact on cell-to-cell communication in plants