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7 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Aix-Marseille Université Research Field Anthropology » Cultural anthropology Anthropology » Communication anthropology Arts » Visual arts
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technological challenge, especially in the absence of satellite positioning systems (GNSS) or communication infrastructure. Current solutions, such as sonar, are often energy-intensive, costly, and active
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reproduce clonally (the clones can be distinguished visually). The dynamics of the species and clones are very rapid, in terms of both density and the number of sites occupied. These species have recently
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intestinal colonization by commensal or pathogenic bacteria. - Analyze bacterial and cellular responses using techniques such as molecular biology (PCR, qPCR, sequencing), cell biology (flow cytometry
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French National Institute for Health Research (INSERM) | Toulouse, Midi Pyrenees | France | 2 months ago
microscopy and live-cell imaging provide essential insights into tumour biology, invasion, and treatment response. Current techniques overcome the diffraction limit (~200 nm) and enable the visualization
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). The Montrouge hub will include between 5 and 9 people, depending on the period. This team is part of Lattice (Langues, Textes, Traitements informatiques, Cognition), a dynamic CNRS–ENS laboratory dedicated
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accordance with FAIR principles. • Version control for pipelines and scripts (Git, GitLab/GitHub). Development of interactive visualization tools • Dynamic dashboards (Shiny, Plotly Dash) for visualizing viral
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methods to enhance our suite of metabolic modeling tools, including, but not limited to, the calculation, comparison, sampling, and visualization of fluxes. He or she will use these tools to integrate and
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inclusion—whether more or less viscous than the surrounding fluid—while noting a qualitative dependence on the flow type. The aim now is to explore mixing between two comparable masses (or volumes), focusing
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). The Montrouge hub will include between 5 and 9 people, depending on the period. This team is part of Lattice (Langues, Textes, Traitements informatiques, Cognition), a dynamic CNRS–ENS laboratory dedicated