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by Pierre Le Merre. Project Overview The Audiosphere project establishes a new experimental and theoretical framework for studying how animals form and use auditory mental categories, with a focus on
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through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The researcher will work on testing
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neuromodulation. The readout will be performed via radiofrequency backscattering, enabling real-time, minimally invasive brain monitoring in freely moving animals. You will co-develop a new class of battery-free
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software, analytical platform, chemistry and microbiology laboratories. **Main contacts (CNRS internal and external network):** JH Renault (ICMR), Véronique Eparvier (ICSN), Maria Halabalaki (NPMC, Athens
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to develop three-dimensional scaffolds that reproduce the extracellular environment of the intestine in order to improve preclinical models for drug absorption studies, toxicity testing and cell–matrix
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. “Exonic Enhancers Are a Widespread Class of Dual-Function Regulatory Elements.” Nature Communications 17 (1): 4755. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-71220-6 . Ritter, Deborah I., Zhiqiang Dong, Su Guo
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? No Offer Description Design innovative biotechnological tests for the development of next-generation diagnostics in an interdisciplinary context, encompassing synthetic biology, microfluidics
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(PLA2R1 and its fragments) in recombinant form. Produce monoclonal antibodies from patients in the form of mAb, Fab, and scFv. Characterize the molecular and functional properties of the interactions
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carried out at the European Synchrotron Research Facilities (ESRF, Grenoble), i.e., for mechanical tests with 3D in situ imaging using the X-ray tomographs of the BM05 beamline. Where to apply Website https
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quantum technologies will be required. These include short- and long-timescale quantum memories (equivalent to the RAM and hard drives of today's computers), as well as quantum wavelength transducers