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-state NMR probes, providing an exceptional environment for methodological developments and high-resolution structural studies. The Solid-State NMR Group at the Institute of Chemistry and Biology of
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models that bridge the gap between laboratory settings and natural environments. It fits with Sustainable Transitions axe of the TIRIS program (https://anr.fr/ProjetIA-22-EXES-0015 ), addressing challenges
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candidate will work at the IGBMC and benefit from an exceptional international scientific environment. The IGBMC comprises approximately forty research teams divided into four scientific departments, along
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benefit from a unique interdisciplinary environment combining the expertise of CNRS-ICMPE and CEA-NIMBE in polymer chemistry, soft matter, advanced characterization, and data-driven materials discovery
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environment can influence Brownian motion. We use the cantilever of an atomic force microscope (AFM) as a model Brownian object in various chemically reactive environments, with or without a catalyst
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of these sensors. - Access to the laboratory's experimental characterization facilities. - A collaborative and multidisciplinary environment at the interface of theory, modeling, and experimentation. Scientific
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to demonstrate indistinguishable single-photon emission from single fluorescent defects, by carrying out photon coalescence or Hong-Ou-Mandel experiments. The influence of the environment and nanofabrication steps
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- University of Rennes), France, is offering a postdoctoral research position to study microbial host - virus interactions in wetland soils. ECOBIO offers a stimulating and dynamic research environment, as
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offer a promising route to engineering light–matter interactions by tailoring the emitter's electromagnetic environment. Indeed, modern nanofabrication techniques have enabled the realization of solid
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catalysts properties enabling to reach maximal performance will be identified. The Lyon Institute for Research into Catalysis and the Environment (IRCELyon) is a joint research unit under the supervision