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these results to proton-proton collisions. - Study the phenomenological aspects of jet physics This is a postdoctoral position recruited as part of the ANR P2S2 project. The project is led by Gregory Soyez
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for Organoids, Liver, and Lab On-Chip' led by the industrial partner Fluigent and funded by BPI (Biotherapies and Bioproduction of Innovative Therapies programme), develop biological liver-on-a-chip models
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university's main campus, IPBS benefits from a dynamic scientific environment within one of France's leading hubs for health sciences and biology. Further information is available at https://www.ipbs.fr
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unit under the supervision of the CNRS and the AMU, which explores the field of developmental biology and associated pathologies. The work will be carried out within the 'Computational Biology' team led
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to the preparation of scientific publications and presentation of research findings. The successful candidate will join the “Epitranscriptional Responses to Antimicrobial Stress” team, led by Zeynep Baharoglu, within
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postdoctoral researcher to join our group at the Institute of Genetics and Development in Rennes (IGDR), France (https://igdr.univ-rennes.fr/en ). Research in the Cyclochondria team led by Giulia Bertolin (https
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National Research Agency (ANR) as part of the INSPIRE project. It involves a consortium led by the Organometallic Chemistry Laboratory at Aix-Marseille University (ISM), which has extensive experience in
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. The work will be carried out within the “Computational Biology” team led by Bianca HABERMANN. As the laboratory is composed of members of various nationalities, proficiency in English is essential. Where
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explores the field of developmental biology and associated pathologies. The work will be carried out within the “Muscle Dynamics” team led by Franck SCHNORRER. As the laboratory is composed of members
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of the Be_Fact ERC project led by Y. Klinger. The target of this project is to elucidate the relation between fault geometry and earthquake rupture for large continental earthquakes: How does the geometry of a