Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
technologies. The institute places particular emphasis on micro- and nanotechnologies, including nanostructures and nanoelectronics, microelectronics, microwave engineering, and microsystems. PhLAM is a Joint
-
family of single photon emit-ters in hBN with excellent properties in terms of brightness, coherence and reproducibility. These emitters can be locally created using an electron beam in a scanning electron
-
, including a next-generation academic cleanroom as well as advanced platforms for physicochemical and bioelectronic characterization. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR8520-YANCOF-024
-
levels of the vascular network will be investigated. Complementary characterisation using X-ray tomography and environmental scanning electron microscopy may also be carried out on the Institute's
-
width: discrete frequency comb ver-sus continuous spectrum, and the presence or absence of spectral dispersion. Added to this are kinetic effects (electron trapping, plasma wave broadening) and geometric
-
, postodcs and student trainees). The postdoctoral researcher will interact on a daily basis with all LSMBO staff, including mass spectrometry engineers, computer scientists and bioinformaticians. He/she will
-
from the cosmic microwave background and free electrons present in the Universe. This interaction, known as the Sunyaev-Zeldovich (SZ) effect, appears in two main forms: the thermal SZ effect, caused by
-
. M. Lagrée, M. Jeannin, G. Quinchard, O. Ouznali, A. Evirgen, V. Trinité, R. Colombelli, and A. Delga, "Direct polariton-to-electron tunneling in quantum cascade detectors operating in the strong light
-
(based on Auto-Lab or PyMeasure), including motorized delay line control, synchronization with the detection electronics, data acquisition routines. Funding is provided by an ERC Advanced Grant. The work
-
well as knowledge in analog and/or digital electronics. We also expect that the candidate will be a team-player, able to organize his.her own planning and work, and open to critical discussions about the project