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and biochemical characterization of bromodomain-histone interactions, analysis of Bdf1-chromatin interactions in cells by fluorescence microscopy, and transcriptomic profiling by RNA sequencing
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candidate for this position should hold a PhD degree in Electrochemistry, Chemical or Materials Engineering and expertise in X-ray scattering (PDF, BCDI or WAXS) or electron microscopy (HR-TEM). Core
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microscopy, depending on the candidate's expertise; - analyse quantitative biochemical, biophysical, imaging, and cellular data; - integrate experimental findings with computational predictions generated
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-tube synthesis, mechanical alloying, spark plasma sintering); • Crystal structure determination and microstructural characterization (X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy, spectroscopy
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. Physicochemical characterization of the modified surfaces using the techniques available in the laboratory, including electron microscopy, surface spectroscopies, and thin-film analysis methods. Analysis
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the players involved in hearing health to provide the best possible response to the medical, societal and educational needs raised by hearing disorders. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD
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over 430 permanent staff (university professors, associate professors, CNRS researchers, hospital practitioners, engineers, and technical staff) and more than 270 non-permanent members (PhD students
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, and technical staff) and more than 270 non-permanent members (PhD students, postdocs, and visiting researchers). ICube stands out for its unique position at the interface between the physical and
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: https://www.list.lu/ How will you contribute? You will be mainly in charge of: · Developing thermoplastic elastomer compounds with excellent processability for additive manufacturing
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probed by confocal microscopy. The project will then aim at devising a new generation LO chip model that better recapitulates the human lymphoid tissue architecture. We will use engineered stromal cells