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Strasbourg. The unit comprises 12 research teams, 3 platforms, and 3 technical units, employing 80 staff, including 46 researchers/lecturers/engineers and 34 PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. LIMA's
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ExperienceNone Research FieldBiological sciencesYears of Research ExperienceNone Additional Information Eligibility criteria Education: - PhD in cell biology, neurobiology, or a related field. Candidates with
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sustainable fluorination reactions. Under the supervision of Dr. Chris Ewels, a CNRS Research Director and expert in DFT modeling of nanocarbon materials, the postdoc will lead Work Package 2 (WP2), which aims
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experiments. A key research direction will be to explore new designs using flying-focus to improve LWFA-based X-ray sources. Although this is primarily an experimental position, we also encourage applications
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. The research is structured around two complementary questions: (i) How are (un)healthy bodies socially constructed? (ii) Do access to care and treatment by the healthcare system differ depending on the social
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Post-doctoral position (M/F) for testing drought-based BEF relationships at CEFE Montpellier, France
diversity of environmental contexts iii) Determine how climate change and management scenarios affect forest contributions, and assess synergies and conflicts between them. The person will establish a
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Biochemistry Unit (MMSB) at the Campus Biosciences in Lyon Gerland, alongside the Infectiology Research Centre and the Jean Mérieux Laboratory. MMSB is a multidisciplinary joint research unit (UMR) managed by
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the cavity acting as a probe. In the strong coupling regime, photons modify the topological phase transition point, leading to new physical behaviours. A proposed research direction involves the theoretical
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manager, and training to adapt to the job. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7178-REGSOM-247/Default.aspx Requirements Research FieldPhysicsEducation LevelPhD or equivalent
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of ENSICAEN (www.lpc-caen.in2p3.fr/ ). The Nuclear Waste Management (NWM) group comprises two faculty members from the University of Caen, one faculty member from ENSICAEN, one CNRS researcher, two PhD students