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disease models. The project offers training at the crossroads of protein engineering, structural biology, and cancer biology, and will provide the candidate with a strong interdisciplinary skill set that is
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on the Triolet campus of the University of Montpellier and brings together around 250 people, including researchers, teacher-researchers and IT staff, as well as numerous doctoral and post-doctoral students. Its
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beetle as a model system, the candidate will test the hypothesis that sexual selection in females promotes the evolution of female reproductive traits. In addition, the project will take a broader
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potential. The aim of the PhD project is to discover new microproteins involved in the regulation of animal reproduction and fertility, using Drosophila as a model system. By integrating genetic, proteomic
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metabolism in type I interferonopathies within tissues. Using mouse models of these diseases, we will analyze how metabolic alterations contribute to inflammation and tissue damage. We will generate lipidomic
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of electrical topologies (AC, DC, three-phase) and will integrate both standard and atypical wear cases. On this basis, high-performance artificial intelligence models will be developed. By combining neural
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such an ambitious goal, advancements in the following areas are required: (i) modeling, to have an accurate representation of the robot, of the environment, and of their interactions (e.g., exchange of forces); (ii
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funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR) and involves five partners: the BSC – UMR7242 laboratory, the IGBMC (UMR7104) and TBI (INSA Toulouse) for molecular modeling, as well as the LSMIS
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specializes in computer science and, more broadly, in information and communication sciences and technologies (ICST). Its research activities are organized around several major axes: the modeling and
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innovative porous solid nanoparticles capable of capturing and degrading model toxic agents of the NRBC type. The properties of these materials ensure (i) shaping efficiency (deposition on the fibre), (ii