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, Fisher-Tropsh, etc. CO2 capture methods CO2 utilization & conversion to high-value chemicals (e.g., electro/photo chemical CO2 reduction, catalytic chemical conversion, biological, etc.) CO2 mineralization
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of Radionuclides and Heavy Metals: Develop and implement nuclear analysis methods to characterize phosphate ores and their by-products. Monitor and control the migration of radionuclides and heavy metals throughout
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statement (summary) Interest in intracellular organelle/cell biology, signal transduction, proteomics, drug design, or related fields Good knowledge of cell biological and molecular biological methods
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methods. Programming languages, i.e. Python, Matlab, ... Level of experience evidenced by publications in peer-reviewed journals. Fluent in French and English. Experience of working as a member of a
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synthesis will involve wet chemistry and other well-established solid-state methods. Required qualifications: The candidate must hold a PhD degree in Materials Science, Materials Chemistry, Inorganic
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sampling, analytical methods such as GC-MS, LC-MS, or other relevant instrumentation. Experience in olfactory system research is highly desirable. Background in experimental design, data analysis
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research team. The successful candidate will work on optimizing methods for nanofibers extraction from various types of biomass, focusing on the development of efficient, sustainable, and scalable processes
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compounds for use in agriculture, including their role as biostimulants, organic fertilizers, or crop protection agents. Develop and optimize methods to extract, isolate, and characterize valuable bioactive
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systems including fault detection, diagnosis, and performance improvement methods. Mastery of dynamic reconfiguration approaches. Mastery of power converters. Mastery of software tools including MATLAB
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algebra algorithms, including sparse/dense linear systems solving and preconditioners. Scalable implementations of linear algebra methods targeting large-scale HPC systems. Optimization of linear algebra