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by the dissymmetry factor, g_Lum. To date, major efforts have been devoted to develop CPL-active organic systems,[1,2] yet their gLum values are typically unsatisfactorily low. On the other hand
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help reduce uncertainties in climate forecasts and better assess the effects of aerosols on atmospheric systems. The postdoctoral researcher's mission will be to develop and improve the WRF-Chem model
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cellulose. In the context of replacing plastic materials and leveraging biomass as a renewable resource, the goal is to develop green chemistry pathways for modifying cellulose—the primary component of
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researchers. Develop new sensing functionalities based on the ultra-stable laser stations of REFIMEVE. * Design and perform optical-fiber-based measurement experiments. * Manipulate the phase of ultra-stable
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the European Research Council and obtained under the ERC advanced grant scheme. See https://www.inshs.cnrs.fr/en/node/5353 , and https://iode.univ-rennes.fr/actualites/gaetan-cliquennois-laureat-dune
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carried out within the framework of the ANR Gravitation project, which aims to develop a new research field—low-frequency optomechanics—with applications in force sensing. Where to apply Website https
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The postdoctoral researcher will develop a novel active remote sensing method for the detection and characterization of stratospheric aerosols by adapting the AEROTYPro/GRASP methodology to observations from
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funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The candidate will develop
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develop their research activities on materials and their mechanisms of action for energy by implementing expertise in chemistry and physico-chemistry of materials and interfaces, solid state and materials
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simulations - Publication of results in peer-reviewed journals The Laboratory of Theoretical Physics currently hosts 15 CNRS researchers (including 1 CPJ) and 9 UPS teaching and research staff, 2 CNRS engineers