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, the successful candidate will integrate phenotypic characterization, genetic perturbation, and comparative genomic analyses. * Culture and handling of clinical *Escherichia coli* strains. * Construction
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remodelling events, thereby generating the mechanical forces required for its motility. This motility also relies on the dynamics of adhesion structures to the extracellular matrix. Genetic evidence
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models, whilst respecting the specific spatial structure induced by river networks. - Cleaning, structuring and analysing historical long-term monitoring data (approx. 200 sites). - Adaptation and
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microbiology, biochemistry, and genomic analysis to unravel the underlying mechanisms. This ANR-funded project offers the opportunity to contribute to a deeper understanding of microbial competition mechanisms
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offer major advantages over inorganic systems, including well-defined structures, identifiable active sites, and detailed insight into catalytic mechanisms in homogeneous solution. In addition, ligand
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for the precise design of quantum dots while retaining the exceptional mechanical properties of graphene. The electronic structure of bilayer graphene has been the subject of extensive study in recent years
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modifications induced by enzyme mimics (NMR, colorimetry, labeling, etc.). • Identify the topochemistry of modifications on various model substrates. • Establish structure-property relationships for the modes
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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 in dental
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structural mechanisms that enable cells to orchestrate rapid adaptation to stress, and to establish a sustainable collaborative platform for the functional study of PTMs. Where to apply Website https
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, combined with automated sampling and complementary physicochemical analyses. This collaboration will provide advanced training in the correlation between polymerisation, self-assembly mechanisms