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team, where the agent will work under the supervision of a CNRS researcher and interact with researchers and students at different levels, including BTS, Bachelor's, Master's and PhD students. The agent
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, an activity in which the group is already involved. The main activities of the recruited person will be: - Data analysis on the search for CP violations in the top quark sector with data from Run 3 of the LHC
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(PTM/PCM)) and to implement it to produce a large-scale device. The main activities are aimed at: - Depositing GeTe films with different stoichiometries using DC magnetron sputtering - Investigating
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confinement effects, charge transfer, interfacial interactions, and electronic hybridization in van der Waals heterostructures. Supervise Ph.D. candidates, Master's students, and interns while overseeing
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on emerging lead-free double perovskites. The main objectives include investigating their optical spectroscopic properties, evaluating their laser performance, and assessing their potential for photonic
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. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of innovative bioelectronic devices dedicated to the study of neurocompetent intestine-on-chip models. The main responsibilities will include: Designing
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coatings for titanium surfaces based on polyphosphonate macromolecules. The project aims to explore a simple alternative to mineral coatings such as hydroxyapatite for implantology. The main tasks will
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applications for a two-year postdoctoral position on the topic “War and Peace.” This topic has been identified by CNRS SHS in its foresight exercise as a scientific priority (https://www.inshs.cnrs.fr/fr
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for neuromorphic devices based on the dynamics of magnetic skyrmions. The main objective is to use the equilibrium propagation algorithm — EqProp — to design local learning rules adapted to skyrmionic systems
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, the post-doctoral fellow will likely have to involve on small methodological development to adapt the tools to specific cases. The primary target will be the processing of the images acquired before and