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: inverted-microscope imaging, organic-matter localisation, X-ray tomography (CT-scan) before and after dissolution. • Design and run CaCO3 dissolution experiments: O2 flux and pH measurements using
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microscope. The objective is to investigate the characteristic lifetimes of excited states in individual molecules and interacting molecular systems. This approach will enable the study of their optical
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, stability. While interfacial thermodynamics and mechanics are usually probed at macroscopic or mesoscopic scales, they are assumed to depend on microscopic interfacial structure (chemical composition
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fusion devices. However, microscopic studies revealed a porous morphology of these targets, not adequately reproducing the thin film deposit found in tokamaks. This might be responsible of a spurious
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of either a spatial light modulator (SLM) or a deformable mirror to compensate for these residual aberrations. The resulting adaptive optics system will then be validated on the ChroMS microscope
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fluorescence microscope optimized for imaging individual cells within microtumors. Through this work, the PhD candidate will receive hands-on training in the design, implementation, and optimization of a state
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microscope, which has allowed us to demonstrate top-down integration in photonic devices. The thesis is part of ANR project starting in 2025, which builds upon recent experimental demonstrations from the host