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of detector selected. This will minimize the need for an additional margin above criticality that would result from a reactivity measurement subject to high uncertainty. To achieve these objectives, the SPATIAL
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complex and performance-oriented features, present a large attack surface that traditional verification techniques—such as formal methods—struggle to cover. To effectively mitigate this growing threat
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enhanced fluorescence (PEF), - identifying optimal properties of functionalized plasmonic nanoparticles to enhance the PEF effect, - characterizing and measuring the PEF enhancement of the developed fiber
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more quantitative understanding of how Pauli effects contribute to effective interactions and emergent components in reduced descriptions. The Irène Joliot-Curie Physics Laboratory of 2 Infinities
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the plasma wake: electrons eventually outrun the accelerating phase, which caps the effective acceleration length and final energy. We explore a dephasing-free concept based on superluminal laser pulses
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) • Investigating PFAS–antibiotic interactions and their effects on ARG selection • Performing advanced chemical analyses (LC-MS/MS, HRMS) and isotope analyses (CSIA) • Collaborating on molecular biology analyses
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mitochondrial thermoregulation using the in vivo MRI thermometry. This project aims to develop a dedicated MRI methodology in vitro and then in vivo in rodents, in order to evaluate in vivo the effect
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these effects in different solvents with molecules of different types: organic or inorganic, structure chirality or atropoisomeria. Main activities: This project is based on Optical Raman Activity (OAR
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Demonstrate the effect of vibrational excitation on the kinetics and
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clinical neuroscience. The ability to work independently whilst interacting effectively with clinicians, engineers and PhD students in a multidisciplinary environment is expected. A passion for teamwork