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Director), project stakeholders, and representatives from the overseeing agencies. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR144-MARDUM-005/Default.aspx Requirements Research
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The successful candidate will join the Climate Physics team at ENS de Lyon (https://climatephysics-ensl.fr/ ), which currently consists of 5 permanent researchers, 7 PhD students and 2 postdoctoral researchers. We
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learning, particularly flow-matching generative models and protein language models. The research will focus on designing efficient generative models able to produce realistic conformational ensembles while
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organisation comprising approximately 750 researchers, engineers, and technicians. It has significant technical capabilities for designing, developing and implementing the experimental equipment required for its
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. The first consists of a device designed to ionize a gas and then accelerate the ions thus formed via a potential drop applied to a metallic grid. The second uses a magnetic field to trap the electrons
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pellets for the retention of a gaseous fission product (Xe) under irradiation. These pellets represent a new generation nuclear fuel concept called ATF (Accident Tolerant Fuel), designed to be a more
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: • To design and optimize an electrolyzer that simultaneously promotes mass transfer, contaminant degradation, and gas recovery; • Study the influence of operating parameters (current density, reactor geometry
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the search for gravitational waves from compact object coalescences, stochastic backgrounds, or rotating neutron stars. Additionally, the group is beginning to contribute to the design of the future
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) designs and/or studies materials with novel properties. This requires expertise in material synthesis, advanced characterization, physical property studies, as well as modeling and theoretical description
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? Horizon Europe Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Nanobio team develops innovative fluorescence microscopy techniques designed to push the limits