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. Research at the IGDR covers a wide range of subjects in cell biology, taking advantage of classical model systems while strongly promoting interdisciplinary approaches, particularly at the interface between
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candidate will : • Adapt the AEROTYPro/GRASP methodology for the typing and quantification of stratospheric sulfate aerosols; • Develop optical models for the characterization of sulfate particles produced
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-interaction networks associated with the centrosome and primary cilium, with particular emphasis on the molecular mechanisms linking protein disorder, multivalency, cellular organization, and human disease
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experimental activities, data analysis, and the development of new experimental methodologies. Collaborate closely with project partners to compare experimental observations with theoretical models and establish
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empirical analyses (task 21) - Contribution to WP5: Theoretical and practical outputs • Contribution to the theoretical outputs: creation of a theoretical model that reflects private judicial, legal and
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of physicochemical models to interpret the experimental results. Prepare scientific reports and contribute to peer-reviewed publications. The selected candidate will join the Institut de Physique et Chimie des
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network that allow different sound dimensions to propagate along the auditory pathway. Frequency representation, or tonotopy, is present as early as the peripheral level, and the relationship between neuron
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and 3D finite element modelling (COMSOL, CST) of the optical control process for materials. -Integration of the optimal compositions into simple test structures to directly evaluate electrical switching
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in developing networks for knowledge exchange with French and German scientific partners (inviting them to team seminars, organising round-table discussions, disseminating research findings) Website
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. The scientific objectives include constraining cosmological and astrophysical models, extracting information from small scales through SBI, both as standalone probes and in combination. More specifically, the