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(Bus G). The project aims to expand the glyco-chemical space by exploiting bifunctional exo-glycals as "super-carbohydrates" for the development of new domino cyclizations, enabling the one-pot
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an experience or at least an interest in related instrumentation and detector development. Candidates are encouraged to apply to one or several of the following themes and affiliations: - Higgs mechanism studies
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instrumentation and detector development. Candidates are encouraged to apply to one or several of the following themes and affiliations: - Flavor physics studies with LHCb at Run 3 and Run 4 via b-hadron radiative
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abundant protein on Earth. Our goal will be to compute the free energy barrier for the wild-type and for mutants obtained through directed evolution,4 aiming at providing chemical insights in these recent
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of the three following topics : cosmological studies using ongoing large-scale cosmological surveys (Euclid, DESI, ZTF) or those about to start (VRO-LSST) , development of analyses, exploitation of instruments
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. Their study allows us to probe fundamental physics at energies inaccessible on Earth and to shed light on the mechanisms that govern the formation, evolution and dynamics of the most extreme objects in
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, the development of which requires a broad range of skills. They have been identified as a strategic priority for development within CNRS Nuclear &, Particles. The Associate Research Professor will be involved in
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. Their study allows us to probe fundamental physics at energies inaccessible on Earth and to shed light on the mechanisms that govern the formation, evolution and dynamics of the most extreme objects in
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of the three following topics : cosmological studies using ongoing large-scale cosmological surveys (Euclid, DESI, ZTF) or those about to start (VRO-LSST) , development of analyses, exploitation of instruments
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population dynamics (eggs, aquatic stages, adults) represented as interconnected stocks. Transitions (development, mortality, emergence, reproduction) are driven by daily environmental forcings (temperature