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) of the Fondazione Edmund Mach, Trento, Italy The project includes species collection and participation in consortium meetings, apart from the biochemical studies in St. Etienne, along with
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student would be based in Genetics of Complex Traits Group in the Department of Clinical and Biomedical Science, which is part of the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at the St Luke’s Campus in Exeter
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LOCATION(S): Institut Fresnel, Faculté des sciences de St Jérôme, 13013 Marseille FRANCE QUALIFICATIONS, REQUIRED EDUCATION LEVEL, PROFESSIONAL SKILLS, RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS You have completed a MASTER
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): Institut Fresnel, Faculté des sciences de St Jérôme, 13013 Marseille FRANCE QUALIFICATIONS, REQUIRED EDUCATION LEVEL, PROFESSIONAL SKILLS, RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS You have completed a MASTER degree in the
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an image of the properties of a surface by scanning above a sample. This is the concept we introduced as B-SNAM, for Bubble Scanning Near-field Acoustic Microscopy. Objectives: The main objective is to
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of the FEMTO-ST institute specialises in small-scale robotics (microrobotics). Its researchers develop millimetric and submillimetric robots for medical and industrial applications. At small scales
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. Equivalent knowledge acquired in Sweden or abroad through other means. Specific eligibility requirements include having one of the following: Completed a Master of Science in Industrial Economics, or a Master
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include having one of the following: Completed a Master of Science in Industrial Economics, or a Master of Science degree that includes at least 60 credits in Industrial Economics, Business Administration
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an advanced level. Equivalent knowledge acquired in Sweden or abroad through other means. Specific eligibility requirements include having one of the following: Completed a Master of Science in Engineering in a
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. Mobilizing literature in science and technology studies(STS), media studies and social anthropology, the project aims to redefine digital breakdowns as everyday “normal” occurrences rather than perpetual