20 phd-additive-manufacturing PhD positions at CNRS

PhD position: optimisation of processes for the manufacture and characterisation of diamond power devices for the furthering of electrification (M/F)

production chain from custom diamond growth to the design and manufacture of power components such as diodes and transistors. Extensive testing will be conducted to validate the performance of these devices

M/F PhD Grant: Photonics-based Integrated coplanar probe Spectrum Analyzer for millimeter and THz waves devices

optoelectronic and microwave design and manufacture of the integrated probe than on the optical source, which may be developed elsewhere. To carry out his work, the PhD student will draw on the expertise of two

PhD (M/F) - Femtosecond laser tuning of nanoparticules in optical fibres

. The PhD student will develop the laser structuring workstation, study the laser/optical fibre interaction and characterize the structured optical fibres. Femtosecond laser tuning of nanoparticules in

PhD (M/F) in Optical control of electrocatalytic reaction mechanism for renewable energy storage

The electrification of fossil- fuel based processes in industry and transport requires new materials that can store and transduce electrical energy. Electrocatalytic and (photo)electrocatalytic materials offer a great

PhD thesis offer in geology/geochemistry - (M/F)

and temporal scales. Each doctoral candidate is linked to a second academic partner to complement and broaden their scientific training and to a dedicated industry partner to acquire industry-relevant

PhD thesis (M/F) Design of gallium nitride (GaN) power devices and functions for high voltage applications

electronics industry. This requires new generations of power devices and conversion architectures that should lead to optimizing energy management by reducing their size (mass, volume) and being as close as

PhD student (M/F) in organic and inorganic chemistry or the development of bio-sourced materials for photovoltaic modules

able to work as part of a team and communicate his/her results in group seminars, symposia and conferences. Context: Encapsulation of photovoltaic modules: from manufacture to end-of-life. The mass

PhD (M/F) in biophysics of cell division

. The co-director will be Morgan Delarue (CRCN CNRS). This PhD project, funded by a CNRS 80/Prime grant, aims to support and strengthen interdisciplinarity between CNRS institutes. This project is therefore

PhD (M/F): Foam-bonding process for granular wastes

avoiding the instability problems mentioned earlier, due to the rheological properties of liquid foams. The manufacturing steps of controlled liquid foam (in terms of bubble size and air fraction) and

Interdisciplinary PhD opportunity in geobiology (M/F)

climate change and/or impacted by human activities linked to, e.g. the mining industry (3). Microbialites fix CO2 in organic and mineral form by their photosynthetic activity and favoring carbonate