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. This activity is inherently multidisciplinary with strong collaborations with other scientific fields, as applied mathematics or statistical physics. Fluid mechanics is ubiquitous in geophysical and industrial
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biology, spheroid generation, adipocyte differentiation, vascularization, and functional characterization of engineered adipose tissues. The project also benefits from an established collaboration with Prof
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a close collaboration with the Institute of Pharmacology and Structural Biology (IPBS), which will provide complementary expertise in macrophage biology, the mechanobiology of phagocytosis and
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research axis, which centers on representations and symbolic behaviors in the Paleolithic. You will also collaborate closely with Patrick Tardivel, a mathematician at the Institut de Mathématiques de
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Talence, Aquitaine | France | 2 months ago
analysis of mechanisms, mechatronic design, and robot architecture optimization. This PhD is part of a collaborative research project with the Gepetto team at LAAS-CNRS (Toulouse). The PhD candidate will
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in this field. C. Grouin will cover computer science aspects and automated language processing. We will also collaborate with Vincent Génot, former director of the Plasma Physics Data Center at IRAP in
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structural mechanisms that enable cells to orchestrate rapid adaptation to stress, and to establish a sustainable collaborative platform for the functional study of PTMs. Where to apply Website https
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of Emmanuel Nivet (INP Marseille). The student will benefit from a highly collaborative and multidisciplinary environment combining expertise in membrane contact sites, lipid metabolism, autophagy
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collaborative project. Under the joint supervision of Dr Nikolski and Dr Engelhardt, the candidate will become an integral part of both teams. The PhD candidate will develop and apply AI/bioinformatics
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The doctoral research will take place at the Laboratory Geosciences Environment Toulouse (GET) within the Interfacial Reactivity and Biogeochemistry team, in collaboration with the Laboratory for Systems