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the French National Research Agency (ANR, JCJC 2026 call, "Translational health research" axis), is coordinated by Dr Julie Bernardor, paediatric nephrologist and Assistant Professor - Hospital Practitioner
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consists of two researchers, one associate professor, one emeritus researcher, and one doctoral student. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR9198-SOUOUC-002/Default.aspx Requirements
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Monaco Princess Grace Hospital). The thesis will be supervised by Vicente Zarzoso (Full Professor, Université Côte d'Azur), coordinator of the collaborative research project GrAF funded by the ANR
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, in Marseille. The PhD will be conducted under the supervision of Pr. Cyril Bressy (Full Professor) and Dr. Julien Annibaletto (Assistant Professor) and within the stereO team, which specializes in
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, 2 emeritus professors, and each year typically 5-8 postdoctoral fellows and 10-16 PhD students. It also regularly hosts undergraduate and graduate interns as well as numerous international visitors
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some 330 people, including 190 permanent members (researchers, associate and full professors, research engineers), and around 140 PhD students, post-doctoral researchers and staff on fixed-term contracts
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) group of the Laboratory which which, among other things, conducts fundamental research on the chemistry of actinides in solution. The group includes 6 permanent researchers and associate professors, 1
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). Supervision will be provided by Olivier Seksek (CNRS researcher, biologist) and Erika Porcel (Associate Professor at Université Paris-Saclay, medical physicist). The PhD student will work in an
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over 430 permanent staff (university professors, associate professors, CNRS researchers, hospital practitioners, engineers, and technical staff) and more than 270 non-permanent members (PhD students
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by M. Raoux and currently includes 2 Professors, 2 Associate Professors, 2 permanent research engineers, 1 fixed-term research engineer, 1 postdoctoral researcher, and 3 PhD students. Supervision