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tools (FDTD). - Fabrication of components in a cleanroom. - Implementation of the photonic experimental setup, as well as experimental measurements and data analysis. The position is based at the C2N
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transformation. • Experience in coordinating interdisciplinary or multi-stakeholder projects. • Excellent writing, analysis and synthesis skills. • Relational ease, autonomy, ability to work in a network
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unprecedented precision. - Procedures on rodents, such as: stereotactic brain surgery, cochlear injections, tissue sampling, tagging, etc. - Immunohistochemistry - Confocal imaging - Image analysis and 3D
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microscopy, image analysis, and programming for the automation of image quantification - In-depth knowledge of membrane biology, particularly regarding the structure, content, and dynamics of the endoplasmic
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surgery on rodents, viral injections, recordings from freely moving animals, and behavioural analysis is required. A basic understanding of programming and in vivo data processing, the ability to work as
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Additional Information Eligibility criteria - Remote sensing (applied to tropical forests) - Knowledge of (tropical) climatology is an advantage - Statistical analysis of time series (correlations, composites
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, ideally applied to thin-film growth by PVD. Skills in data analysis, programming (Python, etc.), and the ability to work at the interface between simulation and experimentation in collaboration with
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fabrication of devices and experiments to their operation and the analysis of the associated data. The Cryogenic Service at IJCLab designs and develops low-temperature refrigeration systems for superconducting
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based on PDMS, thermoplastics, or other polymeric materials; Surface chemistry and functionalization for the engineering of biointerfaces; Data analysis, signal processing, and scientific programming
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data analysis in cosmology and astroparticle physics. These positions focus on the development and application of SBI methods in two contexts: spectroscopic galaxy surveys and the gamma-ray sky