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Description The project is developed at the ISCMJ, a very exciting and vibrant research center that hosts twelve teams working on various fields of cognitive neuroscience. The life of the lab is
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, the proteolytic mechanisms involved in dental pulp inflammation, particularly in various 2D/3D models. The postdoctoral researcher will produce bioactive protein fragments and characterise their roles
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position will involve (i) experimental characterization of various coupled silicon nitride nanoelectromechanical oscillators and measurement of reservoir computing based on programmed FPGA scheme, (ii
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, whose research addresses various questions in theoretical biophysics, as well as the broader biophysics community at LPENS and the qbio institute at ENS. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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characterize the resonance frequency as a function of the Fe/Ni ratio. These samples will be fabricated by sputtering onto various substrates and characterized using a coaxial cell to extract the complex
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? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The PhD work will be carried out within the EMPRe team ( https://dcm.univ
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(non-destructive physical measurements and characterization of heritage materials), as well as the LMGC (mechanical modeling and simulation). The student will be required to travel between the various
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will primarily involve conducting laboratory experiments to characterize various life history and behavioral traits. Depending on the successful candidate's areas of interest, a detailed
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training at various universities and engineering schools in the Grenoble metropolitan area (Université Grenoble Alpes). Gipsa-lab is internationally recognized for its research in Automation and System
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of the IEMN laboratory. It is supported by research contracts. As part of this project, the work will focus on the future development of a completely new generation of embedded neural implants