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microfabrication facilities, multiphoton lithography and stereolithography systems, laboratories dedicated to the development of photocrosslinkable biomaterials, advanced optical and confocal microscopy platforms
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. Instrumental development is also a significant part of its activities. GEMaC has approximately 45 people across 3 thematic axes, including the NPQ (QNP) axis, 1 technical platform, and 2 shared services
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capacities (around 280 IT) in all the major fields required to design, develop / implement the experimental devices necessary for its scientific activity, as well as the design, development and use
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development have been set-up to respond to these societal issues. Scientific supervisor: Thomas Berthelon - MOST team ([email protected] ) Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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for the development of innovative NK-cell-based immunotherapies. The project combines fundamental immunology with translational research. Research Environment The successful candidate will join the Innate Lymphoid Cell
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been contributing for the past twelve years in the development of cryogenic pulsating heat pipes (PHPs), also known as oscillating heat pipes. PHPs are two-phase passive heat transport devices patented
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for analyzing how landscapes evolve over time. This thesis is part of the ANR GEvoK (Geographic Entities Evolution in Knowledge Graphs) project, which aims at automatically detecting and semantically
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Villers les Nancy, Lorraine | France | 3 months ago
fluency, completeness, or semantic accuracy [1]. Project description The PhD project will contribute to the development of robust and generalizable sign-to-text translation for low-resource sign languages