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know-how and experience in materials science for fundamental and applied research and have a strong background in i) development of new materials based on nanotextured carbons or carbon/metal oxide
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successful candidate will work on the development and validation of new techniques for the design and production of synthetic human mitochondrial DNA. They will develop various approaches aimed at
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original scientific knowledge and to the development of tools enabling local stakeholders to discuss adaptation scenarios, their uncertainties and their social and environmental implications. Working
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: https://bsc.unistra.fr/en/research-teams/team-schalkmislin/presentation/ . The team consists of approximately 23 members, including biologists and chemists, fostering an interdisciplinary approach to
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the interface of chemistry, biology, and physics, with a focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms of life and the dysfunctions leading to disease development. The postdoctoral researcher will
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research environment, at the interface between fundamental research, materials development and cross-linking processes. The student (M/F) will be affiliated with the Mulhouse branch of the Strasbourg
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STMicroelectronics in Crolles, France, and Applied Materials in Santa Clara, USA. The candidate will join the PROSPECT team at LTM. The team focuses on the development of innovative processes and
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traditional cement, a heavy CO₂ emitter. The project rests on the development of innovative formulations and on the establishment of digital and predictive tools based on artificial intelligence, in
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traditional cement, a heavy CO₂ emitter. The project rests on the development of innovative formulations and on the establishment of digital and predictive tools based on artificial intelligence, in
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loss and their impact on patients' cognition and quality of life. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR5549-PASBAR1-002/Default.aspx Requirements Research Field Neurosciences