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PhD thesis student (f/m) at ESRF and University of Bath to study CO₂ capture by coupling X-ray Raman
research institute, with a workforce from 38 different countries 2. Collaborate with global experts to advance science and address societal challenges 3. Come and live in a vibrant city, in the heart
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buildings accounts for approximately 17% of total GHG emissions. In response to this, the UK’s Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy supports the acceleration of low-carbon heating technologies to support the
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and accelerate breakthroughs in medicine, biology, and environmental health. Our interdisciplinary team of scientists and engineers from more than 25 countries develops technologies that bridge
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, and local communities, to co-create and accelerate the transition to a resilient and nature-inclusive future. DECISION will count on a broad group of experts, four fully funded PhDs candidates and one
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2 PhD Positions in Computational Modelling of Biological Membranes and Adaptive Functional Materials
How do molecular interactions give rise to biological function? How can materials acquire adaptive behaviour and process information? Although these questions arise in different scientific
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that can accelerate efforts to reduce carbon emissions. Hybridisation and polyploidisation often trigger genomic shock, a range of regulatory and structural instabilities, including structural variation
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If you are eager to perform cutting-edge molecular modeling to accelerate the development of green and low-carbon hydrogen technologies, then this is position is for you. Job description You will
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6 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company CEA Paris-Saclay Department Institute of Research into the Fundamental laws of Universe (IRFU) / Department of Accelerators, Cryogenics and Magnetism
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companies. The project has partners from eight different EU countries. All 15 Ph.D. projects are within the overall theme of neuromorphic computing and analog signal processing, targeting applications in
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available to study these particles is the world's most powerful particle accelerator: the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), operated by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). Among the major