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Description The postdoctoral researcher will join an ERC-funded project, led by Jean-Nicolas Dumez, on flow NMR for reaction monitoring. The project aims at developing and applying methods for fast diffusion
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conduct experimental protocols on small animals within the research project. - Perform experiments in cellular and molecular biology (cell and bacterial culture, PCR, RT-PCR, flow cytometry). - Characterize
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by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The candidate's mission will be to lead studies on the current state of health data
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for biological assays (biological cabinets, plate-readers, western blot, PCR, flow cytometer, fluorescent microscope, live-cell analyzer). Thanks to the small animal imaging platform, IMATHERA, located at Centre
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. Depending on the candidate profile, light or heavy flavour particle elliptic flow measurements in PbAr collisions could also be envisioned. The researcher will be based in the LHCb group of the IJCLab (CNRS
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the presence of disorder and interaction, such as MBL, and other current problems of disordered quantum systems. Numerical simulations, modeling, fundamental research Laboratory of theoretical physics, strongly
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mechanisms for chemical compounds of the C0-C3 base. - Development of the experimental data matrix serving as a validation target - Getting to grips with simulation tools - Identification of current defects in
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the techniques to other type of datasets. Your role will encompass two key areas of development: 1. Extend and automate the current AI Software Infrastructure o Implement and optimize MLflow for experiment
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first be calibrated for the recent period from reanalyses and instrumental observations, and the simulations will then be extended to the last 6,000 years. Meteorological data will be provided by
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the combination of population genomics, landscape ecology, modelling of species distribution and gene flow in a recent discipline: landscape genomics, which is increasingly useful for understanding biological