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identify candidate proteins associated with the formation and development of infectious parasite stages. LCCL domains are found in proteins associated with developmental and structural processes in several
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a support for catalysts. The post-doc's objective will be to understand the mechanisms of plasmon-assisted catalysis and to follow in situ chemical reactions for surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy
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, annotate and analyse metabolomic data using dedicated pipelines (construction of molecular networks, querying spectral databases, in silico annotation, calculation of metabolic diversity indices). Contribute
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control over the structure of the nanoparticles. For that purpose, temperature is a decisive external parameter driving the structure both during synthesis and during many practical uses, including cancer
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Trypanosoma cruzi, the causative agent of Chagas disease. There are currently two antiparasitic drugs available: benznidazole and nifurtimox, which have similar chemical structures. Both are effective during
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modifications induced by enzyme mimics (NMR, colorimetry, labeling, etc.). • Identify the topochemistry of modifications on various model substrates. • Establish structure-property relationships for the modes
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, the proteolytic mechanisms involved in dental pulp inflammation, particularly in various 2D/3D models. The postdoctoral researcher will produce bioactive protein fragments and characterise their roles in dental
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an electrolysis cell. In particular, stability will be assessed using accelerated degradation tests, and the structural and morphological evolution of the catalysts will be monitored via physicochemical techniques
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dynamics simulations to understand the growth mechanisms of thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering, with or without ion beam assistance (IBAS), particularly for metallic materials (Ag) and oxides (ZnO
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these mechanisms influence the band structure and the physical properties of 2D materials. The project will combine electronic spectroscopy with complementary characterization techniques, including electronic