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(Francfort, Allemagne) whose research topic is: Multiscale Stress-driven Thermodynamic Equilibrium Predictions. This project aims at understanding the effect of deviatoric stress on the phase fraction
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develop and apply multiscale molecular-simulation approaches, combining coarse-grained and atomistic simulations with simplified physical models, to investigate how the interplay between
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applied stress [3]. The PhD thesis will take place at PPRIME Institute (Poitiers, France) in the context of the international ANR project MULTI-STEP: Multiscale Stress-driven Thermodynamic Equilibrium
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colleagues within the group, the Institute and international collaborators at Imperial College London, through the CNRS- Imperial “Antoine Lavoisier” International Research Lab on Multiscale
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characterization methods. A key objective is the multimodal and multiscale characterization of EVs and the cell secretome (spanning physics, cell and molecular biology, immunology, etc) and the optimization of a
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field samples. At LPCV, you will contribute to the research themes of the Photosymbiosis team led by Johan Decelle (https://photosymbiosis.com/), to apply cryo-ET on symbiotic organisms. You will
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( https://www.i3s.univ-cotedazur.fr ) is a joint research unit between the CNRS and the Université Côte d'Azur with Inria as secondary regulatory authority. i3S was one of the first laboratories to be
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characterised. The second objective of the thesis is to establish a multiscale mechanical map of these interactions. • Lack of a mechanistic database on real wear. Decades of field observations collected by
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, recognition and responses to peptidoglycan in the mammalian host. FEMS Microbiol Rev . 45(1):fuaa044. https://doi.org/10.1093/femsre/fuaa044 Wheeler R, PA Dias Bastos, O Disson, A Rifflet,I Galbanyi
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unique, cross-linked, and multiscale approach to investigate the structural and interface properties of TiN substrates and III-nitride platelets/thin films and understand the physical properties by