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at the Laboratory for Biometry and Evolutionary Biology (LBBE) in Lyon, France (https://lbbe.univ-lyon1.fr/en ). The LBBE comprises approximately 200 people; the research conducted there is based on three pillars: (i
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182). The campus is located in a green setting and is easily accessible by public transportation. Employee benefits: partial reimbursement of transit fares and/or a transportation allowance, university
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of transit passes (75%) + a sustainable mobility allowance of up to €300 per year • A location accessible by public transportation • Mandatory health insurance, subject to conditions • Access to the CNRS
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have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including cleanroom microfabrication, laser micromachining, 3D printing, advanced microscopy, and numerical modeling tools. The project benefits from a close
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computer, virtual data storage, and access to software tools for specialized data analysis (e.g., Cryo-EM data, crystallography, etc.). Structural microbiology: Exopolysaccharide secretion and host
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of the generated texts through behavioural and neurophysiological measures. The expected outcomes are new tools and resources for scientifically grounded textual accessibility, tailored to neuro-atypical audiences
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of these sensors. - Access to the laboratory's experimental characterization facilities. - A collaborative and multidisciplinary environment at the interface of theory, modeling, and experimentation. Scientific
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static mode and under photonic excitation in order to establish the reference electronic state of the surfaces and to monitor its evolution. THz spectroscopy will then provide access to the conductivity
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architecture that makes advanced agricultural robotics and data analytics accessible to non-expert users while supporting more precise, accountable, and environmentally responsible farming. Where to apply
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institute in materials science and advanced characterization. The candidate will have access to the FastNano Liquid platform, enabling operando monitoring of PISA processes through SAXS and Raman spectroscopy