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) and high mass (>100 GeV). More details about the team in https://www.cppm.in2p3.fr/web/en/research/astroparticles/index.html#Dar… The candidate will be involved in all experimental aspects, from
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to the development of rapid, non-destructive characterization techniques for assessing the residual quality of electronic components and subsystems at the end of their life cycle, using cutting-edge technological
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the metabolic properties of osteoclasts during development and aging using preclinical models with targeted alterations in specific metabolic pathways. - To implement single-cell biology approaches and
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when aquatic environment was not completely oxygenated. The candidate will focus on the physiological and biochemical characterization of this intermediate state of evolution of photosynthesis where a
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. The research carried out at IC2MP is part of a comprehensive eco-design approach (see: https://ic2mp.labo.univ-poitiers.fr/ ) that includes the design and development of active materials for energy conversion
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. -Global (SM)EFT interpretation of LHC (Higgs, top, diboson, etc) and other measurements -Improvement/extension of the SMEFT framework ; development of a consistent uncertainty model ; studies of limits
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great interest to the chemical industry. The transformation of lignin-derived phenolic molecules under mild conditions represents a major challenge, which can be addressed through the development
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, the recruited researcher will contribute to the development of a novel time-resolved fluorescence lifetime measurement approach, in close connection with methods based on single-molecule brightness analysis
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collaborative ANR-funded project VitrAGE that aims to investigate the evolution of glassmaking techniques and recipes of stained glass windows from the 12th to the 15th centuries. In close collaboration with