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part of an international consortium integrating data from zebrafish, mice, and humans. Our contribution will focus on zebrafish development and regeneration, as well as human induced pluripotent stem
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systems. In particular, highly functional flexible electrochromic (EC) systems involving the integration of several active materials (metal oxides, electrolytes, network of metal nanowires used as
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of this postdoctoral position is to develop solutions for integrating multiple biological modalities and to establish a link between the phenotype observed under the microscope and various molecular measurements
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of ferroelectric thin films by laser ablation - Generation of two-dimensional electron gas - Integration into devices for spin-charge conversion - Electrical measurements - Growth by pulsed laser ablation of oxide
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provide a standardized integration layer from the Edge to the Cloud, constituting a technological reference enabling interconnection with Cloud providers and providing functions relating to cybersecurity
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mutlicellular organism development, function and evolution with a strong focus on integrative, organism-level research using a diversity of model and non-model organisms. The unit is composed of research teams
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for the technical and scientific development around the design and fabrication of the MEA-microfluidic system. The candidate will work in close partnership with the project consortium to integrate sensors and
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.1216171). It was subsequently demonstrated that numerous cyanobacteria from different environments and lineages widely dispersed in the phylogenetic tree are capable of forming iACCs integrated in a micro
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proposing real-time therapy monitoring methods, we propose to develop a digital platform comprising: i) integration of organ morphology (digital twin) and physical properties (optical, over a wide range of
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employs 60 scientists, grouped into 6 research teams. The successful candidate will join the MIINDt team (Multimodal Integrative Neurodegenerative Diseases and Therapies). The team is currently relocating