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. The work will be carried out within the “Computational Biology” team led by Bianca HABERMANN. As the laboratory is composed of members of various nationalities, proficiency in English is essential. Where
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for the final phase of the IMPROVA European research project. As part of this project, the ESSMA team led, on behalf of France, the co-creation and evaluation phases of an online platform designed to promote
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explores the field of developmental biology and associated pathologies. The work will be carried out within the “Muscle Dynamics” team led by Franck SCHNORRER. As the laboratory is composed of members
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primarily based is part of the Inserm Centre of Research in Epidemiology and statistics (https://cress-umr1153.fr/ ) based in Paris. The Centre encompasses more than 300 staff members including researchers
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of “connected histories” rather than in isolation according to distinct regional contexts, and emphasizing transregional maritime mobility. The project is led by Principal Investigator Andrea Acri, Associate
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Villeneuve la Garenne, le de France | France | about 2 months ago
University of Tübingen (UT, DE). The position is attached to work package WP3 "PHANTOM" (led by Inria) and specifically to task T3.3. Regular travel foreseen: Yes — consortium meetings (WP3 and general
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of mantras, culminating in a wide range of academic deliverables. The project is led by Principal Investigators Carola E. Lorea (University of Tübingen), Borayin Larios (University of Vienna), and Finnian M
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printing and dispensing technologies for the fabrication of of LEDS devices. The position is part of a multidisciplinary environment involving close collaborations with: - ICCF (Institut de Chimie de
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environments using element-resolved electrochemistry, grant number: 101220159, 2026–2030), led by Dr Junsoo Han (Associate Professor, HDR, Sorbonne University). This project aims to understand the fundamental
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activities. The remaining 40% will be devoted to direct support to faculty projects involving (including those led by Ha Hoang, Laurent Bach and Jan Lepoutre, and Raffaele Conti) through data extraction