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-tube synthesis, mechanical alloying, spark plasma sintering); • Crystal structure determination and microstructural characterization (X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy, spectroscopy
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for metabolomics analysis. Perform metabolite extractions from tissues, cells, plasma, serum, urine, microbial cultures, plant materials, and other complex sample matrices. Prepare calibration standards, internal
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through the creation of sophisticated 3D CAD models and detailed design packages suitable for fabrication. This position resides in the Plasma Enrichment Deployment & Engineering Group in the Plasma
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: 285389408 Postdoctoral Research Associate Location: Princeton, NJ Salary Range or Pay Grade: $65,000.00 Description The Graves Research Group at Princeton University (https://graves.princeton.edu/ ) is
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The Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, at the University of Helsinki invites applications for PhD student position in space plasma physics The start time of the position is in autumn 2026
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multidisciplinary and international research environment, collaborating with experts in plasma technology, process engineering, environmental assessment, and industrial partners. Access to state-of-the-art research
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sample matrices (plasma, faeces, saliva, breast milk etc.) Being responsible to conduct reserach with the method in collaboration with students, doctoral students and other postdocs Drive quality assurance
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scientifically justified, to achieve superior joint integrity, metallurgical compatibility, and operational reliability in space. A central focus is the altered plasma and arc physics that arise in vacuum, where
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focused on the biorepository’s multi-omic data, including PhIP-Seq, high-dimensional cytometry, plasma proteomics, clinical phenotypes, and integration with whole-genome sequencing results generated by
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in this field. C. Grouin will cover computer science aspects and automated language processing. We will also collaborate with Vincent Génot, former director of the Plasma Physics Data Center at IRAP in