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environment, at the interface between fundamental research, materials development and cross-linking processes. The student (M/F) will be affiliated with the Mulhouse branch of the Strasbourg Doctoral School (ED
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project aims to understand the mechanisms of friction on ice and snow and to address practical questions raised by athletes from winter sports federations by combining the development of on-board sensors
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to university dining facilities, continuing professional development opportunities, and complementary health insurance. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7361-AISAIR-001/Default.aspx
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provided to the PhD student to support the development, training, and implementation of machine learning models. Travel and participation costs for project meetings and international scientific conferences
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candidate will join the PROSPECT team at LTM. The team focuses on the development of innovative processes and materials for advanced nanoelectronic and optoelectronic devices. Where to apply Website https
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a particularly suitable venue for conducting interdisciplinary research in eco-evolution. The ECO-EVO BIODIV project is based within the Genetics and Evolutionary Ecology (GEE) team at CEEFE (https
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. - Process, analyze and interpret mass spectrometry data and complementary analytical data. - Assess the performance and limitations of the different approaches and propose methodological improvements
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transfer across different robotic platforms and morphologies. More generally, the dynamics of a robot can be represented by a generic differential equation describing the evolution of its state (x) as a
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experience on research activities related to design, characterization and modification of nanoporous materials (from different precursors and synthetic routes) with modulated properties for their use as
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microbiology, bacterial genetics, CRISPRi approaches, and bioinformatics analyses to identify the molecular and genetic determinants underlying strain-to-strain differences in stress responses. In particular