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offers a unique opportunity to study the Jovian auroral radio emissions produced in these polar regions by the interactions between waves and particles in magnetised plasma. Jovian radio emissions are more
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: Participation in national and international conferences (SFD, EASD, EUROOCS, EISG). Publications in high-impact journals and possible patent applications. Thesis title: Analysis of dynamic interactions between
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the LMV. They will interact on a daily basis with members of the laboratory's three research teams (petrology, geochemistry, volcanology), with the engineers and technicians in charge of the laboratory's
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properties of this protein, as well as its interactions with other cellular components. The obtained results will be compared with available experimental data, in collaboration with our partners. We
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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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Animal Cognition As part of the ANR RE-PAIR project (Reciprocal Exchanges between Primates and Interactive Robots), we are recruiting a PhD student (October 2026–October 2029). The RE-PAIR project aims
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, and computational biology. The project includes collaborations with academic partners specialized in probabilistic modeling and experimental biophysics, notably through interactions with research groups
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, the progressive degradation of the core can lead to the formation of a complex material called corium, resulting from interactions between the nuclear fuel, structural materials, and, in certain scenarios
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training environment, combining advanced scientific training, an openness to innovation, and strong interdisciplinary interactions. The PhD project will be carried out within the Nuclear Physics department
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next-generation hydrogel formulations for vascularized tissue engineering. The research will be primarily carried out at LAAS-CNRS in Toulouse, with regular interactions with biological and clinical