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Information Eligibility criteria The successful candidate must: - have academic training in the field of neuroscience: have obtained a PhD in the field of circuit neuroscience; - demonstrate autonomy
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9197), located on the Saclay campus. The laboratory brings together around twenty research teams, representing approximately 300 researchers, engineers, PhD students, and postdoctoral fellows, and
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departments (from Paris-Saclay university and from Université Lyon 1), and involves 7 PIs and 5 postdocs and PhD students devoted to distinct workpackages of the project. The postdoc will be based at EGCE
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FieldPhysicsYears of Research ExperienceNone Additional Information Eligibility criteria The candidate should hold a PhD in reactor physics or an equivalent degree. He or she should: - Have a good understanding of
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have obtained their PhD in Evolutionary Biology, Paleontology or similar before commencing the postdoctoral position. Candidates must have experience in phylogenetic reconstruction (Bayesian inference
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FieldEnvironmental scienceYears of Research Experience1 - 4 Additional Information Eligibility criteria The postdoctoral researcher must be a PhD holder in organic synthesis. Experience in the synthesis
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criteria The candidate should have obtained a PhD in developmental biology or in a related field, with preferably a published article (including on a preprint server). Experience in cloning, transformation
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of Nantes), 1 engineer, 1 postdoc, and 5 PhD students. The team has recognized expertise in liquid xenon TPCs, both for fundamental physics experiments (XENON, DARWIN, nEXO, XeLab, XERD, XLZD) and for medical
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computer clusters and french HPC time. COSMOS-Web is an international team of >100 permanent researchers, post-docs, PhD students, mainly in the US and Europe. The successful candidate will be in contact
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has successfully defended a PhD in the field of evolutionary genomics. They are proficient in one or more programming languages and capable of implementing cutting-edge methods to characterize