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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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drugs. These applications involve collaborative projects with industry partners (already funded) or academic partners. For these three examples, this metrological approach to sensor development involves a
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of astrophysical emissions. Based within the CMB team at IJCLab, the project will have a strong international dimension and will benefit in particular from close scientific collaboration with James Bartlett and
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information processing into an established consortium of experimental physicists and cancer biologists. The project establishes a close collaboration between IEMN and PhLAM, with the support of CANTHER
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. Within this framework, the postdoctoral researcher will work on a daily basis with the ASSD team and the Cryogenic Service and will collaborate with the partners of the CryoNext project. They will benefit
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records. • Ensure the daily integration of coordinates, metadata and stratigraphic relationships into the GIS and relational database, in collaboration with the topography, GIS and database specialists
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laser beams, in the context of future laser fa-cilities for inertial fusion. It will be carried out within the theory group TIPS (Theory, Plas-ma Interpretation & Simulation), in close collaboration with
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to participate to the sample fabrication, using nanofabrication techniques specific to 2D materials. The project will take place in the QNP team, in collaboration with the project partners at LPENS and LPEM
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also interact with collaborators from outside the laboratory. The recruited person will be placed under the responsibility of Sarah Cianferani The candidate (M/F) will have access to a staff restaurant
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generation and electronic generation of MIR frequency combs [5] [6] Consortium and Funding: Funding is provided by an ERC Advanced Grant. This project will benefit from collaborations with the laboratories LPL