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interactions at end of life) and will produce a report on the future needs of these channels. Context: The creation of a battery recycling sector aims at reducing the carbon footprint and alleviate pressure on
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-Particle Finite Element Method (MPFEM), each fiber being represented as a deformable finite-element body, interacting with its neighbours through contact/cohesive-zone laws at the fiber-fiber bonds
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collaborative environment. - Strong scientific communication skills in English. - Ability to interact with project partners. Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UPR4301-LAELEG-068
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at the Laboratory for Biometry and Evolutionary Biology (LBBE) in Lyon, France (https://lbbe.univ-lyon1.fr/en ). The LBBE comprises approximately 200 people; the research conducted there is based on three pillars: (i
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infrastructures such as future-generation networks (6G and beyond). Context and Scientific Objectives : Digital technologies fundamentally transform competitive interactions by enabling firms to rely on automated
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activities is available at https://www.ipbs.fr/research/mycobacterial-interactions-with-host-cells/ . Comprising approximately 15 members, including seven permanent researchers from CNRS and Toulouse III
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the molecular mechanisms underlying olfactory orifice formation in zebrafish, focusing on the interactions between the olfactory placode and the overlying skin epithelium. A major objective will be to identify
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to the international BIDS standard, and BIDSForge for reproducible processing and analysis workflows. The team’s open-source developments are available at: https://github.com/GIN-iEEG . The Research Engineer will also
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science, at the interface between chemistry, biology, and health. Its research focuses in particular on the synthesis and design of bioactive peptides, foldamers, protein–peptide interactions, and
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mainly rely on Poisson log-normal (PLN) models with Gaussian latent variables, in which the observed dependencies between species are directly interpreted as ecological interactions. Although these models