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and cellular functions. This project will combine complementary approaches in cellular neurobiology, molecular biochemistry, and developmental biology, using primary cultures of mouse neurons and cell
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mechanobiology for life science applications. The PhD project will be jointly supervised by Laurent Malaquin (LAAS-CNRS) and Elise Rigot (LLA-CREATIS, Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès) as part of an original Art
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, electrolysis, electrocatalysis) and spectroscopy (UV/Vis, EPR, IR) • Analysis of reduction products by gas and liquid phase chromatography Profile and skills required. The candidate should hold a master's degree
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. Nearly 90 doctoral students, a dozen post-docs, 60 master's or engineering school interns complete the workforce. Attached to the CNRS Institute of Computer Science, its research themes cover a wide
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doctorate in anthropology. - NOT TO BE ENROLLED IN A DOCTORAL PROGRAMME at another French or foreign higher education institution. - Hold a master's degree (or an equivalent diploma) or have a defence
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the peak of the epidemic in June 2025 (EpiMay). OBJECTIVES The primary objective of this PhD thesis is to compile existing data of various types (reported case numbers, serological survey results) and to
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(ILM), interacting with PhD students, postdocs, and master's students on related topics. We seek a motivated candidate holding a master's in physics, with skills in ultrafast/nonlinear optics or soft
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two main objectives: (i) establishing a theory–experiment feedback loop to identify the fundamental mechanisms governing multicellular self-organization, and (ii) developing a novel imaging platform
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software, analytical platform, chemistry and microbiology laboratories. **Main contacts (CNRS internal and external network):** JH Renault (ICMR), Véronique Eparvier (ICSN), Maria Halabalaki (NPMC, Athens
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per month. Affiliation with the SDU2E doctoral school. Application should include a CV, motivation letter, complete course grade, contact information of two references, and a copy of the Master's thesis