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three laboratories: the Centre for Materials Development and Structural Studies (CEMES) and the Coordination Chemistry Laboratory (LCC) in Toulouse, and the Quantum Materials and Phenomena Laboratory (MPQ
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postdoctoral research project. The project focuses on the development and application of a remote sensing algorithm for monitoring the physicochemical properties of aerosols based on optical measurements taken
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controlling NPC assembly and their involvement in cancer cell proliferation. - He/she will design, plan, and carry out experiments, analyze and interpret the data obtained, and contribute to the development
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to the scientific and technological development of the LOTUSIM-Energy simulator and its associated autonomy components. Their main responsibilities will be: - Developing and integrating multi-physics simulation
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and the endoplasmic reticulum. The project will combine approaches in cell biology, biochemistry, and advanced imaging. The candidate will contribute to the development and optimization of experimental
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impact measurements, AFM imaging, and AFM-SECM experiments. The SEEAFM project will be developed within the Electrochemistry group of the IMF team at the CEISAM laboratory. Where to apply Website https
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Environment (UMR5300; https://crbe.cnrs.fr/en/ ) is internationally recognized for its research on the interaction between the environment and biodiversity using genetics. Numerous projects are being developed
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wave enantioselective electron paramagnetic resonance (TWEEPR). The successful candidate will contribute to the development of novel GHz experimental techniques within the Magneto-optics team
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Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR5267-DOMCAI-002/Default.aspx Requirements Research FieldLanguage sciencesEducation LevelPhD or equivalent Research FieldLanguage sciencesEducation LevelPhD
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of the world's oldest medical schools. (https://www.igmm.cnrs.fr/en/ ) The Lab: The work will be carried out in the AI for Genome Interpretation (AI4GI) group, led by Dr. Daniele Raimondi. The group focuses