In 2017, INRA is recruiting 32 research scientists to reinforce its teams. Positions are open to all nationalities. Applications were open from 26 January to 1st March (for online applications) or 3 March 2017 (for paper applications). You can no longer apply.

Each year, a specific recruitment procedure is open for candidates with disabilities. INRA is recruiting junior and experienced research scientists and engineers. Applications are open until 27 February 2017. You can no longer apply.

Applications are open for jobs in a wide range of professional fields, both in research and in research support. INRA recruits at all levels of qualification, from vocational training certificate to PhD. Positions are available throughout France. Applications were open from 14 February to 16 March 2017. You can no longer.

Julie Jimenez has been a research scientist at INRA’s Laboratory of Environmental Biotechnology (LBE) in Narbonne since 2015. The lab is a world leader in biological processes for treating organic waste.

A brilliant researcher sheds light on key cellular mechanisms using a plant model. The 2016 winner of the Scientific Breakthrough Award is Raphaël Mercier, who is a research director in the Meiosis and Recombination group at the Jean-Pierre Bourgin Institute, which is part of the INRA center of Versailles-Grignon.

Sabrina Gaba, a research scientist at the Agroecology Research Unit in Dijon, works with wild plant communities. She has shown that these plants that sprout up all on their own in fields or along roadsides play an important role in the agroecosystem. Reducing pesticide use to eliminate them would be beneficial to both farmers and biodiversity in farming areas.