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-rich environments. The candidate will participate in field sampling, species identification, and laboratory cultivation of nematodes from extreme habitats. The candidate will also take part in molecular
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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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, multidisciplinary environment. Candidates from all countries and backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply. • Develop physical and compact models describing the magnetoelectric and memristive behaviour of vdW
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associated composites, for applications in the fields of energy and the environment (CO2 capture, capture of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), detection, catalysis (H2 production, etc.), heat exchange
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chronology. Presentation of CNRS, the laboratory, partners, interactions, and collaborations. Working environment, objectives, and available resources. Research will be conducted at the EDYTEM laboratory
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systems. The fixed-term researcher will report to Dr. Anis Tlili, director of the unit. A stimulating work environment in close contact with research staff 44 days of annual leave / RTT (reduced working
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and ArianeGroup. LHCEP hosts approx. 15 people. Its aim is to find new ergols for future space propulsion. The researcher will report to Dr. Anis Tlili, unit leader. A stimulating work environment in
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environment. The team is part of the Laboratory of Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience (LNC2). This position is part of the ERC Synergy Chronology project, a collaboration with the experimental teams
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metasurfaces for absorption at THz frequencies Modeling and design of hyperuniform structured metasurfaces Absorption properties analysis Microfabrication of metasurfaces in cleanroom environment ANR TERASENS
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to characterize new mechanisms of epigenome stability, combining experimental and computational analyses. Research Environment The laboratory is part of the Unit of Genome Integrity and Cancers (UMR9019