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, consequently, to function as a molecular motor. Furthermore, it exhibits unique disordered extensions within the myosin superfamily. We propose a PhD project aimed at understanding, at the atomic scale, how
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(LPS) is a joint research unit (UMR 8502) of Université Paris-Saclay and the CNRS. It is affiliated with the CNRS Institute of Physics and the 28th section of the National Council of Universities (CNU
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research unit of Clermont Auvergne University, affiliated with the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and the French Research Institute for Development (IRD). It is situated on the Cézeaux
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laboratory in the field of intense lasers, is located on the École Polytechnique campus in Palaiseau, as well as at the Orme des Merisiers site (CEA) and Sorbonne University (Jussieu). It compris-es about 110
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investigates behavioural and cognitive processes involved in major mental functions (perception, attention, memory, language and temporality). It explores the neural basis of these functions, as
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the context of a PEPR project, in collaboration with eight CNRS and CEA laboratories working on the future of electrical grids. More specifically, it is linked to WP5, dedicated to cybersecurity and network
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centre also benefits from numerous state-of-the-art technological platforms, offering access to high-calibre equipment and recognised technical expertise. The PhD thesis will be supervised by Raphaël
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. However, several limitations of the SM remain unexplained. In particular, it does not account for the universe's dark matter content, nor does it include sufficient sources of CP symmetry violation
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of applications to on-chip quantum technologies. The PhD thesis will take place in the GEMaC laboratory (UVSQ/CNRS) located in Versailles. In the Quantum Nanophotonics team, we have recently demonstrated a new
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from the survey conducted by the ARS (Regional Health Agency) could be highly informative. It is worth noting that the detection rate estimate for dengue was of the same order of magnitude. A