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porosity and improving material strength. For these reasons, MICP has emerged as a viable and scalable biotechnology for soil and structural material (e.g., concrete, granite) reinforcement, as
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on simulating nanoalloy structures to create a database for materials characterization. The main tasks include running molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo simulations to model nanoalloys under various
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such structured communities first emerge are still unclear. Also, how the current and past environmental characteristics affect host-associated microbiomes is unclear. The idea of this postdoc is to expand a
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stability of interfaces as a function of their atomic termination, the oxidation state of the different layers and the atomic structure of the Pt/Co electrode, - Calculate the static magnetic properties
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of structure, dynamics and function. The groups use approaches from cell biology and biochemistry in combination with structural biology. The MMSB hosts 11 different research groups, totalling more than 90
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on different conditions (composite electrode formulation, electrolyte formulation, pH, oxide or polymer-based negative electrode, temperature…) Optimisation of the devices. Redaction of drafts/publications and
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of individual ice crystals and grain boundaries. This postdoctoral project aims to leverage these developments to better constrain the origin, structure, and evolution of basal ice beneath the Greenland and
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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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the impact of collective effects in high space-charge regimes. The Accelerators and Ion Sources Pole of LPSC is involved in the design, construction, and operation of the PERLE machine, particularly in
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University of Strasbourg (UMR7178), is a multidisciplinary laboratory where research teams from different scientific cultures (ecology, physiology and ethology, chemistry and subatomic physics) develop very