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feeds Postdoc – 24 months - Novel near-infrared imaging technology 28 / 839 vacancy Vacancy details Position description Category Materials, solid state physics Contract Postdoc Job title Postdoc – 24
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multidisciplinary team is involved in the project with much excellence and expertise in the topic. An example of a recent related research can be found here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ensm.2025.104742. New ideas
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des codes de calculs d'optique est souhaitable mais non indispensable. Des compétences expérimentales dans le domaine sont fortement appréciées. Références : - https://www-teutates.cea.fr/experiences
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français). Un doctorat en informatique, mathématiques appliquées, physique ou ingénierie est requis. En détail : https://tinyurl.com/postdoc-exascale Localisation du poste Site Saclay Localisation du
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millikelvin and can reach large magnetic fields. Our expertise lies in electric, thermoelectric, and thermal experiments for studying quantum materials in extreme conditions. https
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journals and contributing to patent applications. The project offers the opportunity to follow an innovative technology through the complete development process: Physical modelling → CFD simulation
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field samples. At LPCV, you will contribute to the research themes of the Photosymbiosis team led by Johan Decelle (https://photosymbiosis.com/), to apply cryo-ET on symbiotic organisms. You will
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required for its operation. If validated, this new architecture would help overcome key technical and technological barriers that currently limit this technology, facilitating its emergence in society by
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- Novel near-infrared imaging <b>technology</b> Ref. : 2026-41162 Postdoc Isère (38) Grenoble CDI Ingénieur.e - Chercheur.se en modélisation mécanique H/F Ref. : 2026-42178 Permanent contract Essonne (91) Saclay Legal notices Cookies Configure your cookies Accessibility: partial compliance...
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partners. A key objective of this project is to achieve the integration of quantum devices within Fully Depleted Silicon-On-Insulator (FD-SOI) technology on a 300 mm platform. The success of this