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Materials) group at IEMN will develop innovative bioelectronic platforms enabling the electrical interfacing and functional monitoring of neurocompetent intestinal tissues through advanced micro- and
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creativity, innovation and accuracy within work. • Excellent written and oral communication skills in English The application should include: • CV • Copy of the master diploma with ranking and marks • A
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the search for gravitational waves from compact object coalescences, stochastic backgrounds, or rotating neutron stars. Additionally, the group is beginning to contribute to the design of the future
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consortium comprising Thales, the CEA, and the CNRS (through its two laboratories, LULI and CELIA). In this context, LULI is responsible for several work packages, including the development of innovative laser
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previous thesis. The innovation lies in the use of highly emissive cathodes (up to 20 A) and a new microwave-based plasma ionization source. The second year will focus on a precise experimental description
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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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rapid pace in recent years. MIR cameras have propelled the field of thermal imaging; the invention of the quantum cascade laser (QCL) was a milestone that made compact MIR laser sources commercially
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. Jose Moran-Mirabal's laboratory at McMaster University (Canada), internationally recognized for advanced biomaterials and hydrogel engineering. The successful candidate will participate in the design and
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such as quantum coherence, brightness and indistinguishability of the emitter-cavity coupled system, and will be used during the project to improve the device design and fabrication. The ultimate goal is
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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