Joining INRA means being part of a world-renowned research institute in agriculture, food and nutrition and the environment. Helping to ensure health, food and nutritional security in all regions of the world, enabling societies to adapt to global changes - above all climate change and the erosion of biodiversity - and limiting their impact on the environment are the missions to which INRA research teams are committed, in agreement with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and in an open science approach.
Whatever scientific discipline they have been trained in, researchers focus on laboratory and field activities, enhanced by interactions with the general public. In striving for excellence, they discover and create concrete applications, useful for society. Personal research and collective projects overlap to advance knowledge and to contribute to innovation. Their expertise is beneficial to public policies.
Positions will be open in numerous fields of research: agronomy, sylviculture and animal husbandry; cell, reproductive and developmental biology; biology of organisms; molecular biology; ecology; economics; genetics; process engineering; genomics and other -omics; geosciences; informatics and artificial intelligence; neurosciences and behavioural sciences; nutrition; probabilities and statistics; operational research and decision support; medical and veterinary sciences; sociology.
INRA is recruiting:
Key points
- Before you start filling in your application file (online or paper), please read the guide for candidates carefully.
- Take all the necessary time to fill in your application.
- Online, we will keep your modifications as you fill in the application.
Please respect the closing date:
- For online applications: 4 March 2019 at 5pm.
- For paper applications: 4 March 2019 at midnight (date as per postmark)