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to explore the self-organization of active mechanical stresses involved in cell migration within complex three-dimensional environments such as extracellular matrices. The selected candidate will play a key
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and 3D finite element modelling (COMSOL, CST) of the optical control process for materials. -Integration of the optimal compositions into simple test structures to directly evaluate electrical switching
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, 2026), called a MBON (Mushroom Body Output Neurons, referencing insect neural structures). Each MBON acts as a compact visual memory, encoding the essence of a scene without storing unnecessary details
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nutrient uptake pathways, enabling more efficient antibiotic delivery into bacteria through the "Trojan Horse" strategy. As part of this project, we aim to vectorize antibacterial gold(I) complexes, which
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truly interdisciplinary research environment. More broadly, this position is part of the Institut Hospitalo-Universitaire (IHU) reConnect, a new federative structure whose aim is to bring together all
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implementing causal attribution mechanisms. The first stage will focus on extracting and structuring information from unstructured sources such as CCTV inspection videos and inspection reports. These documents
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. The work plan includes: (i) the fabrication of micro-models of increasing complexity; (ii) the functionalization of these micro-models to achieve surface properties that aim to bacterial adhesion and mineral
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currently comprises a staff of 226 people, including 156 permanent employees and over 70 PhD students and researchers on fixed-term contracts. GET is located at the Toulouse-Rangueil Science Complex, a site
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Brillouin); (2) to extend this analysis to an inhomogeneous geometry representative of direct drive con-ditions, in 2D or 3D geometry, and taking into account the spatial structure of the beam (speckle
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, structural, and transport properties. These biomaterials will be integrated into microfluidic platforms enabling the assembly of human adipose-derived spheroids, their maturation into functional microtissues