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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The PhD candidate will be recruited within IJCLab (http://ijclab.in2p3.fr
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activate spinal networks. This PhD project aims to investigate the underlying mechanisms of rSynES-induced recovery using a mouse model of cervical SCI, through longitudinal assessment of molecular and
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staff of around 120, including 66 permanent staff. It has a strong experimental component, with numerous prototype set-ups supported by both standard equipment and high-tech instrumentation
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of algorithmic processing, and bias management. In the field of cultural heritage, the rapid democratization of image and 3D content generators has led to the widespread circulation of visually appealing
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genetically-induced rod degeneration and precipitates vision loss (Gegnaw et al, 2025). The PhD project aims at characterizing the mechanisms underlying this synergy by combining our mouse model of IRD (knock
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hypothesis is that seismicity serves as an observable proxy for the coupled processes linking deformation, permeability evolution, fluid circulation, and hydrogen generation. The strategy consists
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the potential to significantly advance embedded neuromorphic processing for real-time BCI applications. Tasks of the PhD Candidate The PhD candidate will be responsible for designing innovative methodologies
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place at the Institute of Physics and Chemistry of Materials of Strasbourg (IPCMS, UMR 7504), an excellent joint research unit under the co-supervision of the CNRS and the University of Strasbourg. The future PhD student
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with the project partners…). - Team work - Rigor, organization and autonomy - Master the numerical tools and image processing softwares. Please provide a CV, motivations, available marks obtained in
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. The doctoral candidate will be enrolled in the PHENIICS Doctoral School (Physics: Hadrons, Energy, Nuclei, Instrumentation, Imaging, Cosmos, and Simulation) at Université Paris-Saclay. This doctoral school