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for Systems Analysis and Architecture (LAAS) within the MechaBioFluidics team, which has extensive expertise in microfluidics and microfabrication (a technology platform of the national ReNaTech network), in
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. The team specializes in multi-sensor methods, tensor decompositions and component analysis for the joint processing of multimodal data, notably in the context of invasive (intracardiac electrograms) and non
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and their associated microbial communities form an integrated functional entity—the plant holobiont—whose chemical interactions and collective metabolism play a decisive role in adapting
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the supervision of BC Durand (0000-0002-0047-288X) CRHC CNRS a principal investigator leading her own research in embryology, signaling, and transcriptional regulation. BC. Durand previous work has been
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/signal processing, and a motivation to work in an interdisciplinary environment. The project will involve experimental multiphoton microscopy (laser alignment, data acquisition), data analysis, programming
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through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The selected candidate will work at the
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developments and quantitative image analysis, with the support of C. Lagadec (CANTHER) in cancer biology. Experimental work will be carried out at PhLAM, while the theoretical developments will be conducted
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their detection, (iv) enabling better analysis of exoplanetary radio emissions. • Use of data from the Juno/Waves mission and solar wind propagation models • Understanding the visibility biases of the various
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Analysis and Architecture (LAAS) within the MechaBioFluidics team, which has extensive expertise in microfluidics and microfabrication (a technology platform of the national ReNaTech network), both located
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). Supervision will be provided by Olivier Seksek (CNRS researcher, biologist) and Erika Porcel (Associate Professor at Université Paris-Saclay, medical physicist). The PhD student will work in an