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implicated in: - several European project meetings - writing scientific articles, and grant progress reports - supervising masters /PhD students. The work will be carried out in the “Nanostructures: growth
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» AlgorithmsYears of Research ExperienceNone Additional Information Eligibility criteria - PhD in one of the following areas (or related fields): * Machine learning / deep learning * Quantum computing / quantum
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Additional Information Eligibility criteria -PhD in atomic and molecular physics, chemical physics, or quantum chemistry. -Strong experience in numerical methods, electronic structure theory, and/or time
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communications or conferences. During the contract period, the successful candidate will be part of the 'Social and Political Dynamics of Private Life' team at the CMW laboratory. The candidate must hold a PhD in
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of the LIMASSE program, and more specifically with the LRCS (Amiens), indeed two PhD students (one at LEPMI, one at LRCS) are involved in Li-S technology in the LIMASSE project. Where to apply Website https
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Experience1 - 4 Additional Information Eligibility criteria We are looking for a highly motivated, independent, and rigorous candidate with a PhD, excellent organizational skills, and proven ability to work in
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Additional Information Eligibility criteria You hold a PhD in physics, physical chemistry, materials science, or a related field. You have solid hands-on experience in material synthesis under inert atmosphere
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. Motivated and enthusiastic PhD chemist with 0-2 years post-PhD experience, a main background in supramolecular chemistry and a keen interest in chemical biology. You will be involved in the synthesis
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(researchers, teacher-researchers, engineers, technicians and administrative staff) and about 140 PhD students, postdocs and fixed-term contract staff. Each year, the laboratory hosts about 120 interns and
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), whose objective is to extend the HLA-Epicheck model, originally developed within the framework of a PhD thesis, and to implement new deep learning approaches to assess donor–recipient compatibility in