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, proficiency in English is essential. Membrane Traffic and Morphogenesis: Quantification of Membrane Flows in Embryonic Tissue Development Tissue morphogenesis results from the complex interaction of mechanical
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femtosecond laser development, laser–matter interactions, relativistic plasmas, compact X-ray sources, plasma-based particle accelerators, and laser filamentation. Host Research Group: UPX (Ultrafast Particles
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project. Development of an Instrumented Microfluidic Platform for the Poromechanical Characterization of Tumor Explants Patient-derived tumor explants represent a promising alternative to animal models
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of bacterial mutant strains and plasmids. * Construction, manipulation and/or screening of strain libraries, particularly using CRISPRi approaches. * Development and implementation of phenotypic assays to assess
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an electrolysis cell. In particular, stability will be assessed using accelerated degradation tests, and the structural and morphological evolution of the catalysts will be monitored via physicochemical techniques
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learning, epigenomic data, and mechanistic modelling. The mission is to contribute to the development of predictive models of the replication initiation probability landscape (IPLS) from limited experimental
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Polytechnique de Paris in the field of physics. In vertebrates, the anatomy and structure of the brain are established during early development, and any abnormalities during these crucial stages can lead to
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damage mechanisms governing shell failure. The results will lead to the development of predictive design rules and digital tools to support high-throughput investment casting strategies. In the longer term
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the development of tools enabling local stakeholders to discuss adaptation scenarios, their uncertainties and their social and environmental implications. Working environment — Description of activities
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world of research and development, as well as for the general public. The hosting team at Institut Néel is Magsup —Magnetism and Superconductivity —, which forms part of the MCBT department. Magnetism and