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chemical processes related to the energy transition. Combined approaches of advanced characterization will serve in the design of porous materials while providing a better understanding of their performance
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to experimental design, modelling of temporal encoding schemes, and data analysis, within a highly interdisciplinary environment combining optics, photophysics, signal processing and biology. The person will
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- Independence in research - Ability to work in multidisciplinary teams - Experimental rigor Cross-cutting skills: - Scientific rigor: Ability to design protocols, analyze data, and solve technical problems
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systems, graphs play a central role in both theoretical and applied computer science. Complexity theory indicates that the design of efficient algorithms relies on exploiting the intrinsic combinatorial
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program on Working Package 3, which focuses on a demonstrator illustrating the application of the mathematical theory of multi-agent viability in monetary economics. Designing a Model for Applying multi
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fabrication of electrical circuits) and conceptual (designing experiments, and planning of future research strategies). In the lab, you will pursue the development of high-impedance and/or protected
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? Horizon Europe Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Nanobio team develops innovative fluorescence microscopy techniques designed to push the limits
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to several aspects of the project, including: -design, development and validation of experimental optical microscopy setups -modelling and optimization of experimental parameters -adaptation and further
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and/or asymmetric organic catalysis. They will be responsible for designing and implementing new photo-induced transformations, as well as for the synthesis, purification, and characterization
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structural information to complement structural biology techniques. - Design, perform and interpret mass photometry, native MS, HDX-MS and cross-linking MS on a series of mulitprotein complexes