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-water interfaces, from ambient conditions to extreme P,T conditions, close to and beyond the critical point of water. The applications targeted cover bubble nucleation during hydrogen evolution reaction
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-water interfaces, from ambient conditions to extreme P,T conditions, close to and beyond the critical point of water. The applications targeted cover bubble nucleation during hydrogen evolution reaction
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Description The PhD will be conducted at the HNHP and TIMC laboratories, primarily in Paris. The HNHP laboratory (CNRS UMR 7194, MNHN, Paris) also studies the functional anatomy and evolution of current and
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particular, it focuses on analyzing the relative contribution of phenotypic plasticity and genetic variation to eco-evolution—including their relative rates and functional basis—in a context of
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seismic velocity changes related to deep reservoir evolution Develop forward modelling of poro-acousto-elastic effects to interpret field observations Apply the technique for the deep geothermal projects
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? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Investigate the thermochemical and geodynamic evolution of the lunar interior
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motivated and creative student looking for a PhD position to join in the project to elucidate the evolution of pressure sensation in Zooplankton. The successful applicant will use marine larvae of the
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) Performing electrochemical measurements on materials synthesized within the consortium and, in particular, evaluating their activity for oxygen and hydrogen evolution reactions in an alkaline environment
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carried out by the ANR project partners. The objective of the second stage is to link the precipitation state and its evolution to local mechanical properties. Particular attention will be given to
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? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The PhD work will be carried out within the EMPRe team ( https://dcm.univ