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, environment and ecology, transportation, robotics, energy, culture, and artificial intelligence. Presentation of CNRS as an employer: https://www.cnrs.fr/en/cnrs Presentation of IRISA as the host laboratory
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between pollution control efficiency, electrochemical yield, and energy recovery potential; • Develop coupled electrochemical and hydrodynamic models to predict process behavior; • Participate in
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, biochemistry and cell biology. The agent will conduct experimental biology activities, including cell biology experiments, biochemical assays, and biochemical and molecular biology techniques. They will analyze
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, if possible with a focus on modelling/numerical simulations. • A good level of Python programming is required. • A level of scientific English sufficient to conduct research and build international
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Jeanson (research director at the CNRS). The PhD student will join the CRCA's IVEP team (Inter-individual Variability and Emerging Plasticity). Influence of sex on social behaviour in juvenile solitary
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synaptic behavior for neuromorphic computing. Artificial neurons can also be constructed using antiferroelectric tunnel junctions. However, antiferroelectrics like PbZrO3 are complex materials
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, such as oxygen or hydrogen evolution, dramatically affect the local environment pH. This phenomenon becomes a major source of complexity for understanding the long-term nanocatalyst behavior and the
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to the analysis of locomotor phenotypes using behavioral assays. • Participate in the bioinformatic analysis of the generated data, in collaboration with other team members. • Present results at team meetings
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exhibit novel nonlinear behaviors, opening the way to the experimental observation of fundamental processes that have so far remained largely unexplored. Among the various approaches proposed to reach this
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promising pioneering studies, particularly for aquatic invertebrates and plants. (ii) objectives: Conduct field inventories of aquatic invertebrates and aquatic/riparian plants, using standardized traditional