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in turn modifies rates of melting. Accurate representation of these coupled interactions requires a coupled ice-sheet–ocean model – a feature that is missing from most state-of-the-art ESMs. Instead
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. On the technical side, the project relies on state-of-the-art equipment of international caliber, notably the Grand ARM2 microscope for in situ environmental studies and the JEOL 2100 UTEM for ultrafast
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solution to accumulation in biofilms. - Perform state-of-the-art analyses on metal distribution and chemical gradients internal to the biofilm (pH and oxygen microelectrodes, detection of reactive oxygen
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ongoing experimental studies performed as part of the PhD project of B. Lathuillière (2024–2027), supervised by N. Bérerd and N. Moncoffre. The candidate will benefit from access to state-of-the-art