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average annual budget of €7 million. It is organized into 10 research and support teams, with the scientific objective of studying the physical and chemical properties of the Earth, and a particular focus
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, 1 research engineer, 2 Postdocs and 2 PhD students ; the recruited PhD will also work in connection with all the members of the Marmotte consortium. IEMN is a research institute created by
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. The main objective of the PhD project is to study the impact of auroral particle precipitation on Jupiter's atmospheric composition. The work will involve modeling the abundances of key chemical species in
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The PhD is funded by the ANR through the PEPR TRACCS programme as part of the GEOSIC project (Geopolitics and Science of Interventions on the Climate). The PhD student will be based at LATMOS in Jussieu and
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Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Network linking 21 academic, cultural, and industrial partners to develop advanced nondestructive evaluation and data-driven digital tools for paintings and 3D artworks (https
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CNRS, LAPTh Position ID: CNRS-LAPTh-PHD_ASTRO_2026 [#31760] Position Title: Position Type: Student programs Position Location: Annecy, Rhone-Alpes 74940, France [map ] Subject Area: Cosmology
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RESEARCHER (M/F) with the ANR MIJMA (International Migration of Young Africans and Minors to Europe.
the conception of migratory mobility in countries of origin through to arrival in transit or settlement areas. Our approach to the subject aims to view these migrations as a process that intertwines individual and
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Description This is a fully funded PhD position for 3 years (2300 € (gross) per month) supported by the PEPR DIADEM program. The PhD candidate will be recruited in the framework of the AMMETIS (AI-assisted
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environment at the CNRS Coordination Chemistry Laboratory in Toulouse, France, as part of the “Molecular Design of Transition Metal Catalysts” group. This PhD position is funded by the ANR through the project
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. PhD Project: This PhD aims to theoretically and experimentally demonstrate that "slow sound" media amplify acoustic radiation forces and to explore their applications for particle manipulation. The work