8 linguistics PhD positions at CNRS

PhD student (M/F) in phonetics/phonology and neuro-linguistics

comments Requirements: - A master's degree in a relevant field (cognitive science, linguistics, psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, engineering) - A specialization in speech perception, phonetics/phonology

PhD student M/F Study of a mass separation device with selective laser ionization for environmental and medical applications.

scientific programming language (Python and/or Matlab) - Level of scientific and technical English B2 - Liking in test bench set-up and data analysis - Thoroughness, good interpersonal skills at all levels

PhD in Computer Science (M/F) : Computer science thesis (M/F): Design of solutions for collecting SHS data on life courses

sciences on this type of survey. A meta-model language, called SaLTo (for Semantic Life Trajectories), has been designed and developed by LIG's Steamer team (Noël, 2019; Gensel et al., 2020), and offers SHS

Researcher (M/F), Mediterranean archaeology, material culture of fishing

of any other circum-Mediterranean language is welcome (level: bibliographic searches). • Willingless to work as part of the project, dynamism, autonomous thinking, communication. Additional comments https

PhD position in political science and/or sociology (M/F) - Governing migration in the context of climate change - A sociology of state policies

or professional experience related to the subject of the thesis. - Language skills needed to conduct independent fieldwork (depending on the chosen case studies). - Writing skills in French and English (the thesis

PhD in experimental and computational biology (M/F): Does regeneration re-use developmental gene regulatory networks?

. The IGFL provides a stimulating environment focusing on the interfaces of animal development, physiology and evolution. The research team is international and the working language is English. The

PhDs evolutionary genomics of sex chromosomes (M/F)

skills in English (the work language for science at the CEFE is English). (4) Ability to work both independently and in a highly collaborative environment. (5) Well organized and highly motivated

PhD Candidate (M/F) on the subject "A broadly operationalizable notion of (marine) biodiversity"

linguistics and the social sciences, the unifying theme being the human mind and the nature of representations (linguistic, mental and social). At the ENS, the Institut Jean Nicod is attached to both