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associated deactivation mechanisms. Indeed, being activity dependent, the extent of local pH variation becomes highly heterogeneous, depending on size, shape and nanoenvironment of each nanoobject. As a result
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ecotoxicologists. This project is being carried out in collaboration with a group of analytical chemistry researchers from the University of Limoges and environmental scientists from the Adour-Garonne water agency
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based in Orléans, France. Being a BRGM employee, the PhD candidate will also be co-supervised by Prof. Guido Sonnemann (PhD Director; University of Bordeaux, France) and Prof. Gian-Andrea Blengini
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studies being conducted. These investigations will form the core of the second year of the PhD. The simulation results obtained from both methodologies will be compared and refined to improve model accuracy
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recruitment. The candidate will also be expected to have the human qualities to work as part of a team. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR6016-CLEROS-003/Default.aspx
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analysis (elemental, molecular and isotopic). The PhD student will be enrolled in the Doctoral School 'Sciences Exactes et leurs Applications' of UPPA (https://ed-sea.univ-pau.fr/fr/index.html ). Nickel is
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), within the ATLAS group, in close collaboration with the French-Japanese ILANCE laboratory and the University of Tokyo. The successful candidate will become part of a large international collaboration and
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The global energy transition necessitates the decarbonization of energy supply, positioning hydrogen (H2) as a crucial vector for heavy industry and managing the intermittency of renewable energy. In
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cryocooler and two neon PHPs [4]. Currently, miniature cryogenic PHPs are being studied, in association with CNES (Contract CNES 240119/00 - CEA CJ2024-0063, 2024-2026), to contemplate their applicability as
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frameworks that tackle the digital, ecological, and societal transitions of modern industry. The candidate will be fully integrated into the CoSys research team (Systemic Design: Human, Environment