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multispectral and hyperspectral UVvisible imaging and synchrotron X-ray analysis to map photoluminescent signatures, analyze elemental composition (heavy metals, rare earth elements, etc.) and the chemical
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activities will consist in: 1. developing steganalysis methods based on incompatibility search (i.e. study the fact that elements of the image are not compatible with natural images). 2. security analysis
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engineeringEducation LevelPhD or equivalent Skills/Qualifications Ideally, the candidate has experience in quantitative biology and bioinformatic analysis, including: Image analysis (cell segmentation, tracking
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engineering or cell–matrix interactions. Knowledge of cell culture and cell biology. Good understanding of biological imaging techniques and quantitative data analysis. Technical Skills Experience in the design
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. Solid knowledge in cell and structural biology, as well as expertise in sample preparation and 3D electron microscopy image analysis, are required. Holder of a PhD in biology or biophysics, you have
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microtomography) and exploit image segmentation and analysis tools available within the team. - Perform mechanical characterizations at different scales and analyze deformation and failure mechanisms. - Develop and
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include: · Developing simplified 0D thermodynamic and hydrodynamic models for preliminary injector design and sensitivity analysis; · Developing advanced multiphase and multi-species models and performing
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quantitative analysis of macromolecular interactions; epigenetics and functional genomics; or fungal molecular genetics. Experience in quantitative microscopy, 3D imaging and image analysis, or in bioinformatics
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environment combining cell biology, advanced microscopy, and quantitative analysis, with access to state-of-the-art imaging platforms and international collaborations. Research Work Environment Resources
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encoded FRET biosensors for mitochondrial functionality. - Implement innovative data analysis protocols and approaches for FRET/FLIM or radiometric FRET microscopy in cultured cell lines - Modify and/or