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other analytical services, with the managers and the administrative manager, as well as with users from outside the laboratory. Metal activity in magmatic oceans We propose to develop a thermodynamic
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conformations. This structural flexibility is closely linked to their biological function but also makes them particularly challenging to study and model. The objective of this PhD project is to develop novel
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facilities. Close collabo-ration with partners in the Taranis consortium is planned. Required Profile : - Education: Master's degree or engineering degree in plasma physics or fusion phys-ics - Technical
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division in the root meristem of Arabidopsis thaliana. In particular, he or she will develop new tools and methodologies to modify actin dynamics in a tissue-specific manner. He or she may use imaging and/or
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advanced microscopy, immunostaining, and functional biological assays. Depending on project progress, the PhD may include an international research stay at McMaster University to develop and characterize
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–Science research-creation project bringing together engineering, life sciences and design. This interdisciplinary framework will enable the candidate to develop innovative experimental models while engaging
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physics) develop top-level programs based on scientific instrumentation. The IPHC is organized into 3 departments and has a total staff of 393 (M/F), including 257 permanent employees (119 researchers and
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, the candidate will develop structural MS approaches (HDX-MS, mass photometry, native MS and cross-linking MS) for the characterization of mulitprotein complexes. The goal is to provide conformational and
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operating currents and conductors composed of multiple REBCO tapes in parallel. It is therefore necessary to develop experimental and numerical study capabilities for quench dynamics in REBCO conductors and
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team and their partners at LPENS (ENS Paris) and LPEM (ESPCI) to develop a new generation of top-down quantum photonic devices based on single-photon emitters and superconducting detectors integrated