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The PhD starts on 0ctober 1, 2020, and lasts for 36 months : 18 months at GAEL Laboratory (Grenoble Applied Economics Lab) at Université Grenoble Alpes (Grenoble, France) and 18 months at iGLOBES
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Latin in Paris. 200 researchers and student work in the Institute, at the interface between chemistry, biology and physics. Develop atomistic and coarse grained forcefields for xeno nucleic acids, to be
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You will work under the supervision of Dr. Gaël Yvert at Laboratory of Biology and Modeling of the Cell located at ENS de Lyon, France. You will be affiliated to the BMIC graduate school
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solid chemistry, they have developed new electrodes and electrolytes materials. Based in Nantes, the candidate will also have the opportunity to go on short missions at the EIFER research institute in
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i-CLeHS laboratory, located in Chimie ParisTech (Paris 5th arrondissement). CSB2D team (Catalysis, Synthesis of Biomolecules and Sustainable Development, 8 permanent researchers). PhD advisor : Guillaume Lefèvre (CNRS fellow, Hab.). Development of new non-innocent ligands for non-noble-metal...
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elements chemistry, and by Dr Aline Nonat. The thesis will aim at developing new luminescent lanthanide complexes within the frame of photonic upconversion. The candidate will have to present strong skills
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The candidate will work on the thesis topic that is related to the activities of the Zone Atelier Territoire Uranifère (ZATU) and more particularly to the projects TERROIR ("TransfER/tRanspOrt of (radio)elements and their Impact/risk on the environment of the Rophin site") and Tiramisu...
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The PHENIX laboratory (Physical chemistry of electrolytes and interfacial nanosystems) is a joint research unit between CNRS and Sorbonne Université. It is located on the Pierre et Marie Curie
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will be registered at the Doctoral School 388: Physical Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry of Sorbonne University. Multidisciplinary computational, synthetic and analytical approaches to reaction