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10 Jul 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company CNRS Department Groupe de recherche en Informatique, Image, Automatique et Instrumentation de Caen Research Field Engineering Computer
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members. The work will benefit from the Institute's facilities, including an ultra-high-speed camera, imaging and characterisation platforms, and a microfabrication platform comprising a clean-room facility
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cellular changes. Advanced imaging techniques, including structural and functional-MRI, developed by Dr. Emmanuel Barbier (GIN director), will be used to optimize rSynES and monitor neuronal changes over
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prototype ion trap for frequency metrology, demonstrating ion trapping and laser cooling for the first time at FEMTO-ST. A microfabricated SE ion trap was produced at the local MIMENTO facility, that recently
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laboratories: the Institut de Chimie Moléculaire-ICMG for NMR spectroscopy, mass spectrometry (MS), X-ray diffraction, and EPR. The development of artificial photosynthesis systems for water splitting and CO
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. Their nonlinear evolution can lead to the emergence of large-scale coherent structures or turbulence, resulting in significant radial plasma transport—and thus degradation of plasma confinement. Understanding
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nanofabrication, but they have the great advantage of emitting single photons at telecom wavelengths. This PhD aims at understanding and controlling the optical coherence properties of individual color centers
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• Support in maintenance of the Platynereis culture • Dissemination of results in oral and written form. • Activities • Calcium imaging, data acquisition and analysis • Opto/Chemogenetics at cellular and
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family of single photon emit-ters in hBN with excellent properties in terms of brightness, coherence and reproducibility. These emitters can be locally created using an electron beam in a scanning electron
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objective will be to adapt tissue-clearing techniques for multimodal nonlinear imaging while preserving both the structural integrity of the biological specimens and the integrity of the optical signals