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the present project, magnonics is of interest for engineering static and dynamic magnetic fields, with potential applications in magnetic resonance involving individual spins. The position aims to develop
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scientific articles, presenting research results on conferences, and communicating with collaborators The Institute of Electronic, Microelectronic and Nanotechnology (UMR CNRS 8520 – https://www.iemn.fr/en
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chemistry, photophysics and biology, and seeks to simultaneously extract structural, dynamical and environmental information at the single-molecule scale. Within the framework of this position, the recruited
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MinION (SNPs, structural variants, transposable elements, …) - Analyses of evolutionary genomics (phylogenomics, orthology, selection, synteny) -Contribution to data production (strain collection and
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, workshops, and conferences, providing opportunities for professional development and scientific exchange. This collaborative dynamic, combined with the location in Grenoble, Where to apply Website https
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fully understood. In this context, we developed an original model where the IPLS, the intrinsic propensity of genomic loci to initiate replication, together with fork progression dynamics, fully
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of the ligand. In this way, we propose to identify ligands of different sizes and negative charges that can be used to synthesize and characterize metallic molecular structures, taking into account the
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engineering, within a dynamic and collaborative research environment. We offer: A stimulating international research environment at ESPCI Paris. Guaranteed funding for the full duration of the PhD
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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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an electrolysis cell. In particular, stability will be assessed using accelerated degradation tests, and the structural and morphological evolution of the catalysts will be monitored via physicochemical techniques