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“Earth & Universe” (INSU) and “Ecology and Environment ” (INEE) of the CNRS, the “Internal and Surface Dynamics of Continents” (DISCO) department of the IRD, and the “Earth – Oceans – Continental Surfaces
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supported by dedicated funding from an ANR research grant and Alzheimer's disease foundations, providing access to cutting-edge technologies, training opportunities, and national and international scientific
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the PhD student will be strictly overseen and supported. The Enhanced Games: Between the Recomposition of Athletic Careers and the Reconfiguration of International Sports Governance and Anti-Doping Efforts
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to address current limitations of very large telescopes, such as the imperfect co-phasing of primary mirror segments. The results are expected to contribute to major international projects, such as ELT/PCS
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Sciences Cognitives Marc Jeannerod (CNRS – Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France), within a research team specializing in cognitive neuroscience. The candidate will work in an international academic
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advanced microscopy, immunostaining, and functional biological assays. Depending on project progress, the PhD may include an international research stay at McMaster University to develop and characterize
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orally. - Be able to work both independently and collaboratively within an international team environment. Mechanistic Study of Radionuclide Lability and Reactive Site Accessibility in Soil Insoluble
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mandatory. The candidate will be expected to evolve in an international environment, and take part in emerging national (through interaction with the PEPR LUMA network) and European collaborations (Silesian
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, if possible with a focus on modelling/numerical simulations. • A good level of Python programming is required. • A level of scientific English sufficient to conduct research and build international
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environment, with regular seminars, numerous national and international collaborations, and daily interactions between experimentalists and theorists. During drought, the water columns under tension within