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of both energy resources and raw materials. 4. Methodologies The work will begin with the synthesis of ligands and transition metal complexes and the associated molecular characterisations (NMR, IR, MS
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transition metal complexes and the associated molecular characterisations (NMR, IR, MS). Advanced electrochemical studies will then be carried out to evaluate the redox properties of these complexes and their
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University of Strasbourg. The successful candidate will join the “Nanomaterials and Electron Microscopy” team within the “Surfaces and Interfaces” department, as well as the associated experimental platform
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are: • To conduct an exhaustive literature review to consolidate the existing state of the art within the research team in the field of neuroprostheses • To study and define 'signature' electrical signals associated
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, the preparation and physicochemical characterization of magnetic liposomes, their association with extracellular vesicles, and the evaluation of their RNA delivery properties. Candidate Profile The project is aimed
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theoretical and numerical models to describe, understand and exploit the physical phenomena associated with these dynamic interfaces. The successful candidate will work at the interface between theoretical
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dental enamel. The research will draw on samples from prehistoric dogs and associated fauna recovered from archaeological sites in France and Romania. The results will be interpreted in conjunction with
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model the candidate will perform a set of numerical models of an orogen testing the impact of the inherited extensional deformation on (i) the sediment routing systems and associated sediment volumes
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-fuels. It will involve studying the behavior of methanol synthesis catalysts under varying reaction conditions, proposing an associated kinetic model, and implementing the reaction kinetics into a
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and molecular biology approaches, flow cytometry, and transcriptomic and epigenomic analyses. The ultimate goal is to identify the mechanisms driving the age-associated loss of stem cell function and to