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. The first consists of a device designed to ionize a gas and then accelerate the ions thus formed via a potential drop applied to a metallic grid. The second uses a magnetic field to trap the electrons
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, and computational biology. The project includes collaborations with academic partners specialized in probabilistic modeling and experimental biophysics, notably through interactions with research groups
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programming, microfluidics, and engineering to design sophisticated algorithms for exploring and manipulating information encoded in DNA-based graphs. The position is fully funded by a prestigious CNRS
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- Diversity, Ecology and Evolution of Microbes (http://www.deemteam.fr/en/ ). Our lab is situated in the new campus of the University Paris-Saclay, ca. 30 km south of Paris. A suburban trains connects with
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at LAPP. The research conducted at LAPP aims to study the physics of elementary particles and their fundamental interactions, as well as to explore their connections with the large-scale structures
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environments. More specifically, this PhD project belongs to the research theme "Radiolysis at Interfaces", currently developed within the MATICE group. The work will be conducted in close interaction with
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the European Research Council and obtained under the ERC advanced grant scheme. See https://www.inshs.cnrs.fr/en/node/5353 , and https://iode.univ-rennes.fr/actualites/gaetan-cliquennois-laureat-dune
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, there is a strong demand for the development of non-invasive methodologies, able to probe chemical gradients in the vicinity of individual nano objects in operando conditions. In this PhD thesis, we plan
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electrophysiological complexity of the human gastrointestinal tract in order to investigate intestinal infectious diseases and host–pathogen interactions. Within this framework, the NCM (Nanobiointerfaces and Conductive
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–plasma interactions, and laser-driven particle accelerators. It brings together approximately 80 researchers, faculty members, engineers, PhD students, and postdoctoral fellows. The LOA conducts research