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within a top-tier international environment. The goal of the proposed project is to unravel new mechanisms of ovarian regulation in mammals involving the ovarian epithelium during development, ageing and
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strains) and assess their role in CaCO3 dissolution, before and after pressurisation. • Develop and run multiphysics numerical models in COMSOL (3D geometries from tomography, transport–reaction coupling
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Lyon / CNRS ; Institut Fresnel, Marseille) aims to explore a novel approach involving the development of fluorescently encoded synthetic polymers and also DNA origamis, combined with an optical
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Higher Education and Research (MESR). The PhD project aims to develop and implement a time-resolved tip-enhanced photoluminescence setup on a low-temperature (5 K), ultra-high-vacuum scanning tunneling
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for conducting comparative studies and exploring the mechanisms involved in the evolution of sociality. Although the majority of the 54,000 species are solitary as adults, all exhibit a transient gregarious phase
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the ARS Mayotte teams to present their findings and develop their research project. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to engage with national networks in mathematical epidemiology modeling
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: The MOVING project aims to develop an ethnographic and interdisciplinary methodology for studying the traces and memories carried and transmitted through bodies, of African slavery in post-slavery and
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, the ability to analyze the full dataset collected by the experiment will be severely limited. The L2IT is a leader in developing new track reconstruction algorithms using geometric deep learning methods
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: automating information extraction from unstructured data, proposing a common representation of multi-source data, developing data fusion and knowledge enrichment methods, automatically detecting anomalies, and
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techniques exploring the evolution of relations between quartets of messages through encryption. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR7503-EMMTHO-002/Default.aspx Requirements