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Polytechnique (Palaiseau) as part of the Advanced Microscopy team. The host team offers an interdisciplinary environment combining optics, computer science, and biology. The work will involve daily interactions
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research teams and 4 general services (assets, administration, IT, laundry). The institute also has two technical facilities for microscopy – electron microscopy and photonic microscopy – and is looking
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acquire in the course of the PhD skills in live microscopy, experimental neurobiology, genetics and behavioural work. The student will receive mentoring and have the chance to guide the research and
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. The dynamics of head eversion will be characterized by combining confocal and electron microscopy. These approaches will allow us to quantify changes in tissue shape, curvature, and thickness during
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have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including cleanroom microfabrication, laser micromachining, 3D printing, advanced microscopy, and numerical modeling tools. The project benefits from a close
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of a GHz antenna using diamond NV center microscopy Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR7588-MATMIV-017/Default.aspx Requirements Research FieldMathematicsEducation
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coalescence under thermomechanical loading using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray microtomography. Ultimately, the validated virtual laboratory will provide reliable predictive indicators and
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advanced microscopy, immunostaining, and functional biological assays. Depending on project progress, the PhD may include an international research stay at McMaster University to develop and characterize
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microfabrication facilities, multiphoton lithography and stereolithography systems, laboratories dedicated to the development of photocrosslinkable biomaterials, advanced optical and confocal microscopy platforms
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, neurodegeneration, advanced microscopy, stem cell biology, and cell biology. The project will leverage state-of-the-art imaging facilities and established human iPSC-derived models of Alzheimer's disease. The work is