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). The PhD candidate will be affiliated with the CLESCO Doctoral School (Behaviour, Language, Education, Socialisation, Cognition) at Université Toulouse 2 – Jean Jaurès. Dissemination The results
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to the development of age-related hematological disorders. This PhD project aims to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying HSC senescence and functional aging, as well as their consequences for hematopoiesis
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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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The recruited PhD candidate will work within the international RECHARGE project, funded by the 2025 USP–CNRS Joint PhD Program. The PhD will be carried out within an international cotutelle framework between
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Corrosion Mechanisms of 316L Stainless Steel under Water Radiolysis in Pressurized Water Reactors This PhD project is part of ongoing efforts to understand the aging mechanisms affecting metallic materials
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(“ageing”) are still largely unknown. The objective of this PhD project is to determine how the organization and accessibility of reactive sites within insoluble organic matter influence the mobility
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engineering of controlled cellular microenvironments. The PhD will be conducted in a highly interdisciplinary environment at the interface of soft matter science, biomaterials engineering, microfabrication
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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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; Murari et al., 2014; Saha et al., 2019a). To date, we have a few hundred cosmogenic ages collected from the margins of around sixty glaciers in the Himalayas (see, for example, Saha et al., 2019b; Hornsey
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Belfort-Sévenans. The primary objective of this doctoral thesis is to reconsider current models related to economic structures and the connectivity of human communities during the early Middle Ages (6th