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orthogonally to tonotopy. In collaboration with the Institut de la Vision, we will use new “Brainbow”-type fluorescent labeling tools to trace the neuronal connections between the various relays in the auditory
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Physics group at the Laboratory of Solid State Physics (CNRS-UMR 8502). Your work environment Remote work: remote work arrangements and allowances Annual leave and RTT (reduced working time) days: 44 days
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work will be conducted within the OHMS team (Oscillators, Clocks, Metrology and Systems) of the Time and Frequency department at Femto-ST, led by Dr. C. Lacroûte. The group benefits from its world
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consist in the development and use of new magnetization probes for the pulsed magnetic fields generated at the LNCMI-Toulouse. With this new setup, magnetization experiments will be performed on quantum
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evaluating the performance of a quantum bit. We have recently proposed a new type of qubit where information is stored in the mechanical displacement of a carbon nanotube, exploiting its coupling with a two
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- Write protocols and research articles in English for publication of the work carried out 2. Participate in laboratory life: - Participate in the group's day-to-day activities (logistics, reagent inventory
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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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of inorganic, organic, and energy resources. The doctoral candidate will join a team internationally recognized for its work on advanced electrochemical processes, innovative electrochemical reactors, treated
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will organize a conference to share and discuss the results of the research conducted, as well as the seminars, on the governance of wicked problems. The postdoctoral project is part of the POP targeted
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orally. - Be able to work both independently and collaboratively within an international team environment. Mechanistic Study of Radionuclide Lability and Reactive Site Accessibility in Soil Insoluble