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Title: PhD Position in Neuroscience Research at Normandy UniversityLocation: Institute Blood and Brain @ Caen-Normandie, Caen, FranceProject Overview: We are excited to offer a fully-funded by ANR
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, Inserm, CNRS, and Sorbonne University. The team is located in the Paris Brain Institute (ICM) within the Pitie-Salpetriere hospital. The NERV team pursues a multidsciplinary research program at
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related to drug addiction Keywords: Drug addiction, behavior, punishment, motivation, neurobiology, endogenous cannabinoid system, brain circuitry Abstract: Drug addiction is characterized by excessive
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systems, which mimic human brain functionality, utilize components such as memristors to emulate synapses. These systems represent a promising avenue to reduce the energy footprint of AI technologies
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NeuroSchool, Aix-Marseille Université | Marseille, Provence Alpes Cote d Azur | France | about 1 month ago
development in the mouse brain 3. BERNARD-MARISSAL Nathalie (MMG), MARISSAL Thomas (INMED): Oligodendrocytes: a key metabolic support for energy-voracious parvalbumin neurons? 4. BROCHIER Thomas & MEIRHAEGHE
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Structural Data Mining Approach to Design Linkers for Head-to-Tail Peptide Cyclization. Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling 63.20: 6436-6450, 2023. [2] Goverde, Casper A., et al. "De novo protein
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). - Experience in multi-step synthesis. - Previous experience in homogeneous enantioselective catalysis will be an asset, but not mandatory. - Strong motivation and creative mind. - Ability to work effectively
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architectures to develop a more energy-efficient artificial intelligence. The most promising architecture is based on the mammalian brain, which can be 10,000 times more energy efficient than current computers
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]. Intelligence is often associated with the brain, solving complex problems and learning. There is another form of intelligence: that of the body interacting with the environment, known as embodied intelligence [7
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acquisition and analysis of the cerebral function in children, neonates, and preterm infants. The team led by Fabrice Wallois at GRAMFC is concentrated on the early neurodevelopment of brain activities with PhD