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autophagic pathways. Using advanced imaging, cell biology, and biochemical approaches in human iPSC-derived astrocytes and neuronal models, the project will characterize the molecular mechanisms linking
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should also have a good knowledge of materials science and experimental characterization techniques. Experience with ceramic materials will be appreciated. Excellent written and spoken English skills
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plasma. Such an approach and methodology will allow us both to study the fundamental mechanisms of erosion and to characterize the possible formation of boron-bearing species in the plasma. Where to apply
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heating. We have developed a custom microfabricated chip based on doped Si electrodes etched on a SiO2 insulating layer. The chip has been characterized and exhibits both long trapping times and low heating
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, numerical process simulation, and advanced characterization techniques (synchrotron, TEM, EBSD), will be implemented. The ideal candidate will hold a Master's degree or an engineering degree in Materials
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focuses on the structural and dynamic characterization of intrinsically disordered and multidomain proteins involved in major biological processes, combining experimental biophysics approaches (SAXS, NMR
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of naturally occurring radionuclides. The work will combine long-term incubation experiments, the monitoring of radionuclide lability through desorption-based approaches, the characterization of reactive sites
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sectioning approaches. The potential complementarity of these two strategies will also be investigated. Once the clearing protocol has been optimized, the candidate will characterize the residual optical
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trajectories of the human hindbrain development to identify and characterize developmental programs hijacked in pediatric brain tumors. We will hire a 2 years bioinformatics engineer (ANR funds) dedicated
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characterized by strong electronic correlations; these systems exhibit remarkable properties and unconventional electronic states, such as superconductivity, magnetism, metal-insulator transitions, and more. The