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within the Solid-state Quantum Technologies team (S2QT – https://solidstatequantumtech-l2c.fr/ ) of the Charles Coulomb Laboratory in Montpellier. The doctoral work will be supervised by Vincent Jacques
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assess the mechanisms of coexistence. - Writing of scientific articles, presentations at conferences, participation in fieldwork missions in Martinique and exchanges with academic partners and local
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potential immunotherapeutic applications. They will subsequently characterize and evaluate their in vitro activity using isolated murine and human immune cells. Finally, they will assess the therapeutic
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of bacterial mutant strains and plasmids. * Construction, manipulation and/or screening of strain libraries, particularly using CRISPRi approaches. * Development and implementation of phenotypic assays to assess
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funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The i3S laboratory (https
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help reduce uncertainties in climate forecasts and better assess the effects of aerosols on atmospheric systems. The postdoctoral researcher's mission will be to develop and improve the WRF-Chem model
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acquisition, an essential element for their survival and competition within the microbiome. This project aims to characterize siderophore production by these bacteria and assess their impact on the dynamics
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the catalytic performance of these materials for the cycloaddition of CO₂ to epoxides, assessing both catalytic activity and enantioselectivity. She/he will also complete the characterization of the catalytic
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strains) and assess their role in CaCO3 dissolution, before and after pressurisation. • Develop and run multiphysics numerical models in COMSOL (3D geometries from tomography, transport–reaction coupling
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an electrolysis cell. In particular, stability will be assessed using accelerated degradation tests, and the structural and morphological evolution of the catalysts will be monitored via physicochemical techniques