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over a very large area, using sputtering deposition techniques. The overall objective of the project is to define the parameters of this technology (integration of high-performance phase-change materials
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and fabricating transparent and flexible microelectrode arrays (MEAs) based on conductive polymers for recording the electrical activity of enteric neuronal networks, as well as for performing cellular
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-performance computing projects (cosmological and galactic simulations, code development). The successful candidate will also benefit from the vibrant scientific community on the Paris-Saclay University campus
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to the new modality, -validating the system performance using calibration samples and reference biological structures, -preparing progress reports and contributing to scientific publications, -presenting
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development of existing image and data analysis tools -performance characterization using various types of samples (calibration samples, model systems, biological samples and/or nanomaterials) -participation in
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operation, including waveform generation, timing synchronization, and signal routing. • Develop experimental protocols to characterize the impact of the cryoelectronic on the quantum dot arrays. • Investigate
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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
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transport, microscopy, and optical spectroscopy, to establish links between electronic structure and emerging physical properties. Design and perform optical and electronic characterization of two-dimensional
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the encoding and propagation of sound intensity information. The postdoctoral fellow will perform viral vector injections into the cochlea and the brain, image the labeled neurons, and generate a three
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experimental protocols for the operation and characterization of large quantum dot arrays in silicon-based semiconductor devices. • Tune and control electron filling in one-dimensional and bilinear quantum dot