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and motivated PhD student to contribute to the development of the next generation of DNA computers, capable of processing large molecular databases. The project will combine concepts from molecular
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in the framework of the BBEST PEPR. The project aims to valorise syngas derived from biomass via the OX-ZEO process. This relay catalytic process combines a hydrogenating metal oxide to produce
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demodulation techniques, and the development of signal-processing methods adapted to new sensing applications. The postdoctoral researcher will work within a multidisciplinary team combining photonics
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, tensile testing, etc.) CERMAV fosters a strong interdisciplinary culture, combining expertise in chemistry, physicochemistry, biochemistry, and materials science. The center is internationally recognized in
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oxides, we will first develop and benchmark machine-learning interaction potentials of increasing complexity. Subsequently, we will deploy a combination of brute-force and rare-event sampling to isolate
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: Europe, Africa, Latin America and Asia. Your work will be carried out primarily in the L3 laboratory located on the IRD Agropolis Campus in Montpellier. Where to apply Website https://emploi
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(Label of Excellence - 00180410, Normandy Region) which aims to develop a new perspective on interfacial interactions for a tailored performance of porous materials. This project aims to apply and combine
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(Label of Excellence - 00180410, Normandy Region) which aims to develop a new perspective on interfacial interactions for a tailored design of porous materials. This project aims to apply and combine
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design workflows for nanoporous carbon electrodes for sodium-ion batteries. The objective is to accelerate the exploration of virtual carbons with varied microstructures by combining numerical structure
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. The research group combines computational predictions with experimental validation to understand how the molecular properties of intrinsically disordered proteins are translated into cellular organization and