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(National Center for Scientific Research), which holds the HR Excellence in Research designation, is one of the world's largest public multidisciplinary research organizations. The IGBMC (Institute
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organisation comprising approximately 750 researchers, engineers, and technicians. It has significant technical capabilities for designing, developing and implementing the experimental equipment required for its
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to develop innovative achromatic MSs for advanced optical imaging, focusing on multilayered designs, broadband performance, and integration with free-space optical systems. This project offers an opportunity
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fabrication of electrical circuits) and conceptual (designing experiments, and planning of future research strategies). In the lab, you will pursue the development of high-impedance and/or protected
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focus on creating multifunctional, resonant all-dielectric compound MSs, with enhanced capabilities in multiplexing, dispersion control, near-field enhancement, and tunability. Scientific aims: • Design
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to synchronise the intonation pattern to the sentence articulated by the user. The second step will add the control of variants of the pre-defined intonation patterns leveraging gesture variability. Various
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the intonation pattern to the sentence articulated by the user. The second step will add the control of variants of the pre-defined intonation patterns leveraging gesture variability. Various interfaces for hand
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-Gobain and is hosted within the Saint-Gobain Innovation Hub Europe. The recruited person will report hierarchically to Hervé Montigaud. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR125
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lattices. • Implement and optimize RF reflectometry and dispersive sensing techniques for the measurement of complex admittance and charge susceptibility. • Design, characterize and improve microwave
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structural information to complement structural biology techniques. - Design, perform and interpret mass photometry, native MS, HDX-MS and cross-linking MS on a series of mulitprotein complexes