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schemes with ultrashort electron wavepackets. The candidate will participate in one of the following research projects: • Developing a single-electron detector for flying electrons • Probing quantum
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axes such as organic electronics, stimulable materials, self-assembled materials, materials for energy,functionalized nanostructured surfaces and photonics. For 20 years, MOLTECH-Anjou has continuously
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electron microscopy techniques available at the IPCMS laboratory to investigate the structural and chemical characteristics of these innovative catalytic materials, as well as their evolution under thermal
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at LORIA. This team has extensive experience in electronic voting, having studied numerous systems in France and abroad (e.g., the Geneva canton system, Scytl, SwissPost), and worked on theoretical aspects
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for studying and engineering electronic properties in quantum materials. By stacking different two-dimensional (2D) materials, it is possible to create systems with new and tunable properties. In
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configuration. First experiments will be performed in a 70-T magnet, at variable temperatures from 1.5 to 300 K, with the aim to investigate correlated-electron quantum materials. A study of the superconductor
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. Practical experience in electron microscopy and advanced materials characterization is considered a major asset. Furthermore, a strong proficiency in English (minimum CEFR level B2/C1) is required to navigate
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well as the molecular mechanisms through which it influences the structure and plasticity of neural circuits. The candidate will carry out imaging experiments (confocal microscopy and transmission electron microscopy
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at the interface of neuroscience, neuromorphic computing, and embedded electronics. The project builds upon the complementary expertise of four internationally recognized research institutions
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implantable devices, combining: - Wireless communication using a backscatter-modulation architecture - Co-design of front-end electronics and miniature RF antennas for chronic implantation - Prototyping and