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Innovation Park (10 km from Strasbourg city center). The team consists of chemists and biologists (20 members, including 9 permanent staff) who develop research themes at the interface of biology and chemistry
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of the current situation and risks, we also plan to examine the following two points in detail: A comparative analysis with Réunion Island, which has experienced similar crises in recent years. We are particularly
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? Horizon Europe Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Nanobio team develops innovative fluorescence microscopy techniques designed to push the limits
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to several aspects of the project, including: -design, development and validation of experimental optical microscopy setups -modelling and optimization of experimental parameters -adaptation and further
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. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of innovative bioelectronic devices dedicated to the study of neurocompetent intestine-on-chip models. The main responsibilities will include: Designing
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: • To design and optimize an electrolyzer that simultaneously promotes mass transfer, contaminant degradation, and gas recovery; • Study the influence of operating parameters (current density, reactor geometry
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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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low-carbon power-generating reactors based on laser fusion. In France, the Taranis project, selected in March 2024 as part of the France 2030 plan and led by the startup GenF, brings together a national
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) designs and/or studies materials with novel properties. This requires expertise in material synthesis, advanced characterization, physical property studies, as well as modeling and theoretical description
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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