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electrophysiological complexity of the human gastrointestinal tract in order to investigate intestinal infectious diseases and host–pathogen interactions. Within this framework, the NCM (Nanobiointerfaces and Conductive
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interactions with academic and industrial partners. The biological activities associated with the project will be carried out by the partner teams already involved; the position will primarily focus on chemistry
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the ANR project ITS-STORY (*Interactive Storytelling supporting augmented memory in internment camps, Nazi Europe*), led by the Heudiasyc laboratory (UTC-CNRS) in partnership with the Memorial of Internment
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very wide range of interacting scales, which limits the investigation of highly turbulent regimes using scale-resolving direct numerical simulations (DNS) – the main numerical approach enabling progress
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of nanodevices and their multiple functionalities for bio-inspired computing. The team includes two permanent CNRS researchers, two Thales researchers, 4 post-docs, and 4 PhD students. Where to apply Website https
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. The successful candidate will directly contribute to the development of millikelvin-range thermometry capabilities, in close interaction with national partners from both academia and industry. In particular
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spectra by exploiting modes supported by arrays of adjacent, identical meta-units. These systems leverage interactions between neighboring meta-units to achieve multifunctionality, including high-quality
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delocalization, compressibility, and emergent modes in interacting quantum dot lattices. • Compare experimental observations with theoretical models based on capacitance networks, Hubbard-type Hamiltonians, and
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, conference presentations, and interactions with institutional and operational stakeholders. The Institut Terre et Environnement de Strasbourg (ITES) is a joint research unit (UMR 7063) affiliated with CNRS
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, research engineer at IPGP with a strong expertise in photogrammetry. Interactions are also expected with other team members, and more specifically with Arthur Delorme, engineer, and Perrine Salvan, PhD