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with LP2M teams (immunology, iPSC models) as well as from the project's international clinical and scientific network (Prof. Claus Peter Schmitt, Heidelberg; UCA GenomiX and MICA platforms, Nice
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of investigating the relationships between microstructure, processing routes, and thermomechanical performance. The research will combine physics-based modelling and numerical simulations, including thermomechanical
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responsible for pressure generation and the physical factors limiting eversion. Finally, the experimental data will be integrated into a biophysical model linking pressure, geometry, and tissue mechanical
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biology approaches. • Previous work on neurobiology of marine systems or of genetic models is preferable. • Fluent (B2+) in oral English The Plankton Senses Team is looking for a highly motivated and
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and experimental models to study metabolic communication in GBM invasion. In this context, spatial transcriptomics and mass spectrometry imaging provide tissue-level maps of tumour–microenvironment
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The successful candidate will join the Climate Physics team at ENS de Lyon (https://climatephysics-ensl.fr/ ), which currently consists of 5 permanent researchers, 7 PhD students and 2 postdoctoral researchers. We
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matter. The diversity of the topics we study allows us to tackle both long-standing and emerging problems by combining modeling and experimentation at the highest level. Located on the Monod campus
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in terms of stability and capacity. The project aims to develop a complete redox-flow battery technology based on the circulation of aqueous solutions of redox mediators, in the presence of sodium
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requirements for training data, memory, and computing power while maintaining a high level of accuracy. Particular attention will be paid to the explainability and embedding of the models to facilitate
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within the Solid-state Quantum Technologies team (S2QT – https://solidstatequantumtech-l2c.fr/ ) of the Charles Coulomb Laboratory in Montpellier. The doctoral work will be supervised by Vincent Jacques