Chanel Applied Neuroscience Research Doctoral Student

Pantin • France

Monday, March 17, 2025

Chanel, an independent luxury fashion house, is renowned for its commitment to creative freedom, human potential, and making a positive impact globally. As part of its Parfums Beauté division, Chanel emphasizes individuality through its unique offerings in fragrance, makeup, and skincare. The brand's research and innovation efforts are dedicated to advancing the creation of future Chanel products, supported by over 250 scientists across five research centers.

1. Conduct research on the relationship between skin changes with age, touch, and well-being.
2. Study the impact of aging on affective and discriminative touch through sensory structure analysis across different body zones.
3. Evaluate the effects of formulations and application techniques on studied parameters.
4. Collaborate with the Somatosense team at Aix-Marseille University to utilize imaging, psychophysical, and electrophysiological methods.
5. Utilize neurophysiological and psychophysical methods to assess well-being and emotions in conjunction with skin properties.

1. Master's degree or equivalent in Neurosciences, Cognitive Sciences, or Neuropsychology.
2. Strong interest in working collaboratively and conducting human studies.
3. Curiosity about the application of neuroscience in the cosmetics industry.

1. Proficiency in computer programming (C++, Python).
2. Strong statistical analysis skills.

No prior professional experience required, though academic research experience is beneficial.

Master's degree in Neurosciences, Cognitive Sciences, or Neuropsychology.

Immerse in a dynamic, innovative, and learning-focused environment with exposure to unique creative, development, and industrialization processes alongside diverse experts.

Chanel fosters a dynamic and innovative workplace where creativity and human potential are prioritized. The company values diversity in all its forms, believing that the uniqueness of each individual contributes to the richness of its teams.