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participate in a project aimed at understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms that control the generation of muscle diversity during development. The project will combine approaches in developmental
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(ANR-25-CE51-3871), which started in January 2026. This project aims to develop and optimize a micrometer-scale surface texturing process based on thermochemical treatments performed using arrays of cold
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, and modeling of geological processes. We also develop methodological and instrumental approaches applied to the exploration of oceans and continents, from the Earth's mantle to surface environments in
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through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Plant Reproduction and Development
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femtosecond laser development, laser–matter interactions, relativistic plasmas, compact X-ray sources, plasma-based particle accelerators, and laser filamentation. Host Research Group: UPX (Ultrafast Particles
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, environment and ecology, transportation, robotics, energy, culture, and artificial intelligence. Presentation of CNRS as an employer: https://www.cnrs.fr/en/cnrs Presentation of IRISA as the host laboratory
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division in the root meristem of Arabidopsis thaliana. In particular, he or she will develop new tools and methodologies to modify actin dynamics in a tissue-specific manner. He or she may use imaging and/or
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about environmental and climate issues. Its mission is to understand the evolution of our planet and to provide solutions to the ecological challenges we face. This unit (UMR7330 of the CNRS) belongs
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- Diversity, Ecology and Evolution of Microbes (http://www.deemteam.fr/en/ ). Our lab is situated in the new campus of the University Paris-Saclay, ca. 30 km south of Paris. A suburban trains connects with
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Innovation Park (10 km from Strasbourg city center). The team consists of chemists and biologists (20 members, including 9 permanent staff) who develop research themes at the interface of biology and chemistry