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postdoctoral students in collaboration with Dr. Danoun. Uranium and thorium complexes can be synthesized in the laboratory. For other metals, such as neptunium, plutonium, and heavier actinides, the postdoctoral
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, Kupffer cells) • Characterise the reconstructed tissue: biologically, mechanically and functionally, using the laboratory's various methods or other specialist expertise. • Study the response of the liver
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team members, and supervise and mentor students working in the laboratory. Finally, the postdoctoral researcher will be expected to present and disseminate scientific findings at laboratory meetings
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. This post-doctoral position is linked with the part of the CARAMBA team working on symmetric key crypt The post-doctoral position thesis will take place over 2 years at the Lorrain Computer Science Laboratory
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canteen on the Cronenbourg campus, with the CNRS subsidising the cost of meals Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7515-LOICHA-004/Default.aspx Requirements Research
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Develop a scientific research question Select, adapt, develop, and carry out experimental approaches designed to answer a scientific research question, in consultation with the laboratory director Analyze
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settings and in the laboratory; (iii) analysing data and interpreting results; (iv) writing scientific articles presenting the results of this research, with the aim of submitting them to leading
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2940) under agreement with the University Grenoble Alpes. The laboratory is related to the CNRS Physique. It is located in Grenoble, in the heart of a unique scientific, industrial and cultural
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stakeholders. The work will be carried out at the Cefe in Montpellier (France; https://www.cefe.cnrs.fr ), in close collaboration with the IMB in Bordeaux (France; https://www.math.u-bordeaux.fr/ ; regular
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the supervision of Master's students and interns when appropriate. It is allowed one day of home office per week (flexible) The position is based at the SyMMES Laboratory (CNRS UMR 5819 – CEA – Université Grenoble