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the development and operation of superconducting qubits. You will be working closely with PhD students and other postdoctoral researchers and will be able to benefit from the expertise developed there and
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catalysts properties enabling to reach maximal performance will be identified. The Lyon Institute for Research into Catalysis and the Environment (IRCELyon) is a joint research unit under the supervision
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2030), dedicated to the development of high-performance cryogenic technologies for quantum technologies, and more specifically to ultra-low-temperature thermometry in the millikelvin range
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. The work will be performed in collaboration with the clean room staff (PIMENT) and characterization platform (PANAM). A ongoing collaboration with Laboratoire de Physique des Solides (Unviersité Paris Saclay
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characterization of materials. • Development and operation of experimental test benches under high-vacuum conditions. • Definition of test protocols, including detailed test procedures and acceptance criteria
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candidate will join the “Ecosystem Functioning” research group (ECOFUN - https://ecobio.univ-rennes.fr/ecofun-diversity-interactions-processes ) and will be supervised by Cécile Monard (CNRS Researcher) and
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synthesis, complementary physicochemical characterization, and catalytic performance evaluation. The postdoctoral researcher will therefore contribute to a multidisciplinary effort aimed at establishing
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sites, and potential storage performance. The recruited researcher will develop and test rapid screening strategies for nanoporous carbons, based on structures numerically generated within the team
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), by using this reconstruction technique for the first time on data from Run 3 collisions, and by studying the performance achieved at the level of physical analyses. In addition, L2IT's research
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motifs; - establish, optimize, and apply quantitative protein-interaction assays; - perform mammalian cell culture, molecular cloning, mutational analysis, recombinant protein work, and fluorescence