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, an electrical engineering research laboratory, is offering a PhD position under the supervision of Denis Labrousse (lecturer-researcher at CNAM-Paris) and co-supervised by Anatole Desreveaux (lecturer-researcher
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place at the Institute of Physics and Chemistry of Materials of Strasbourg (IPCMS, UMR 7504), an excellent joint research unit under the co-supervision of the CNRS and the University of Strasbourg. The future PhD student
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(MCU-PH). The PhD student will be co-supervised by Dr Julie Bernardor and Dr Stoyan Ivanov (immunologist, expert in myeloid cell biology), and will more broadly benefit from established collaborations
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understanding of catalysis beyond the first coordination sphere. The PhD student will be in charge of the study of the electrochemical and spectroscopic studies of the new cobalt complexes in homogeneous solution
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. The PhD student will be in charge of analyzing the full data set in order to finalize the background model, study the two-neutrino double-beta decay of 82-Se, and search for neutrinoless modes. Where
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of the CNRS National Institute of Physics (CIMI - ECHO - KEMTRONIX - PulSAr - VoltEdge - SAMSON). The PhD student will join the ECHO Team. This work is in the context of two projects ANR both
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static mode and under photonic excitation in order to establish the reference electronic state of the surfaces and to monitor its evolution. THz spectroscopy will then provide access to the conductivity
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the C2N and the Albert Fert Laboratory, two labs located on the Paris-Saclay campus, just a few minutes walk from each other. Ferroelectric materials exhibit an electric polarization (P) that can be
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the kA range, currently being assembled. The PhD student will be responsible for its commissioning and will have access to this tool throughout the thesis. This first test facility will provide valuable
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they contain, is a major challenge for molecular data storage. Nowadays, the main characterization techniques are based on mass spectrometry or electrical current detection. Despite their high sensitivity