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reactive molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to understand the reaction mechanisms at the atomic scale involved in the combustion of Aluminum and Iron nanoparticles. Aluminum burns in the gas phase while
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molecular dynamics simulations of its oxidation. The method will then be applied to new systems, therefore less known, with a view to predicting their behavior under oxidation
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disease makes it possible to propose this approach, which could lead to the development of a compound capable of compensating for the defect. • Conduct research in Molecular Dynamics Simulation with a
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research team and pursue theoretical investigations into the dynamics of rotary molecular motors of biological origin [1] financed by the ANR BacElMec Project (2023). We will use approaches inspired by non
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disease makes it possible to propose this approach, which could lead to the development of a compound capable of compensating for the defect. • Conduct research in Molecular Dynamics Simulation with a
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Institut Cochin - Functional Pharmacology and Pathophysiology of Membrane Receptors | Paris 15, le de France | France | about 1 month ago
-MSCA-2024-PF-01) in 2024. We aim to recruit a post-doctoral scientist with skills in bioinformatics analysis of complex signaling networks, and in computational biology (molecular modeling and dynamic
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. - Perform time-of-flight mass spectrometry (and velocity vector imaging) of cations arising from molecular relaxation induced by interaction with H+, e- particles (stimulating stellar winds). - Identify
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numerical simulation of the manufacturing process for rechargeable battery electrodes. To this end, the candidate will use discrete element and coarse-grained molecular dynamics methods to predict
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potential molecular dynamics simulations, in synergy with interface-specific vibrational spectroscopy (SFG, difference-THz) experiments performed by international collaborators in electrochemical conditions
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molecular simulations, machine-learning techniques, and statistical mechanics for research opportunities in: Development of data-driven schemes for the discovery of slow degrees of freedom Molecular