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the added value of this approach with regard to chemical contamination (Hani et al., 2021), microbiological contamination (Capizzi-Banas et al., 2021) and the assessment of toxicity (i.e. immunotoxicity
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to an intermediate form of energy (i.e., magnetic, mechanical, radiative, electrostatic …), in the aim of wirelessly transferring this energy through a transmission medium (i.e., air, metal, water …). On the receiver
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sommeil paradoxal dans les maladies neurodégénératives touchant ce stade de sommeil, en se concentrant sur les pathologies les plus courantes dans la population générale i.e., la maladie à corps de Lewy, la
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issues while scaling on large evolution histories. Indeed, large software systems do evolve with high frequencies with several commits (i.e., changes) per day or even per hour. Over years of evolution, a
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for the energy conversion i.e., the TE figure of merit of a material is defined by the dimensionless ZT = S2σ/(κe+κl) where S is the Seebeck coefficient, σ is the electrical conductivity T is the absolute
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motional quantum ground state, which requires to monitor the motion of the particle with the highest precision possible. Typically, such monitoring is performed using a coherent (i.e. classical) light
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matter often has hydrophobic or amphiphilic properties, i.e. it can be hydrophilic or hydrophobic depending on the water content. To take these physico-chemical properties into account, we define an energy
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by an EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The applicant will teach for undergraduate (i.e
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); or for their high preservation potential in extinct life (e.g., biomarkers): (2) older terrains such as fossiliferous Precambrian strata as they can preserve records of past habitability (i.e., biosignatures). Many
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the production for weeks or months. Even after the production starts, it is important to track how reservoirs evolve (i.e., the quantities of remaining hydrocarbon, the flow and pressure of fluids in porous rocks