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cleanroom processes • Overseeing nanofabrication activities within the projects • Training and mentoring PhD students in fabrication techniques and experimental measurements Institut NÉEL is a CNRS unit (UPR
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institutes for fundamental research in condensed matter physics, with interdisciplinary activities at the interfaces of chemistry, engineering, and biology. The laboratory is affiliated with the CNRS Institute
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Experience1 - 4 Additional Information Eligibility criteria PhD in theoretical physics, quantum physics, or a related field. Proven experience in hybrid quantum systems, optomechanics, magnonics, or quantum
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responsibility. Secondary Activities 1) Contribute to the training of team members (PhD students, interns). 2) Participate in scientific outreach activities. 3) Conduct a scientific watch on advances in fluvial
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activities are as follows: - investigation of plasma polymerization kinetics on model substrates; - identification of the different growth regimes; - chemical, physical, and mechanical characterization
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engineers and technicians, 31 PhD students and 16 postdoctoral researchers. The laboratory's activities lie at the interface between fundamental academic research and industrial research. Over the years, LTM
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/ ) is in Villeneuve D'Ascq, close to the city of Lille (France). With a total staff of over 500 persons, the institute has a broad area of research activity ranging from physics to materials science
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temporal organization of origin activation defines the replication program, that is both cell-type specific and sensitive to genomic and epigenomic context. The tight regulation of this process remains to be
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Experience1 - 4 Research FieldPharmacological sciencesYears of Research Experience1 - 4 Additional Information Eligibility criteria # Education and experience - PhD in analytical chemistry, biochemistry
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departments dedicated to research in condensed matter physics and chemistry. Its multidisciplinary character is reflected in activities covering spin electronics, magnetism, ultrafast optics, electron