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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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macrophages recognize, deform and internalize microplastics and other microparticles. In parallel, the project will incorporate a design-driven research perspective exploring how forms, objects, images and
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carried out by the PhD student in collaboration with the CEA and other international partner teams (Tohoku University, Polytechnique Montréal). In parallel with this experimental work, the PhD student will
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. Fieldwork will be funded by the ANR project. In general, the PhD student will adhere to the laboratory's internal regulations. They will be subject to enhanced medical monitoring. They will also undertake in
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lead to the complete mineralization of contaminants. However, their large-scale deployment remains limited, particularly by their energy consumption. The international Turb'Eaux project proposes
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-Brazilian collaboration in paleoclimatology, focusing on both modeling and the reconstruction of paleoclimates in tropical South America (e.g., joint oceanographic cruise AMARYLLIS-AMAGAS II, International
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infrastructure of excellence, dedicated to time & frequency metrology. The candidate will present their work at international conferences and will aim to have their work published in international journals. Where
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laboratory in the field of chemical kinetics. The PhD research will be carried out in an international environment with the support of experienced scientists, engineers and postdoctoral researchers, and in
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), within the ATLAS group, in close collaboration with the French-Japanese ILANCE laboratory and the University of Tokyo. The successful candidate will become part of a large international collaboration and
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of astrophysical emissions. Based within the CMB team at IJCLab, the project will have a strong international dimension and will benefit in particular from close scientific collaboration with James Bartlett and