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. “Exonic Enhancers Are a Widespread Class of Dual-Function Regulatory Elements.” Nature Communications 17 (1): 4755. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-026-71220-6 . Ritter, Deborah I., Zhiqiang Dong, Su Guo
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the quantum regime, angular momentum can be used to encode arbitrarily large nJℏ-quanta within a single state. While the total angular momentum can, in certain cases, be separated into spin and orbital
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at CNAM-Paris) and Pierre-Etienne Lévy (lecturer-researcher at ENS-Paris-Saclay). The project aims to study the power quality and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of a split battery for a vehicle
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skills in English Motivation, scientific curiosity and ability to work within an interdisciplinary team What we offer Fully funded 3-year PhD position World-class research environment Access to state
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goal of the PhD will be to show true indistinguishable photon emission between two color centers integrated in spatially separated silicon photonic cavities. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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tissue engineering. The objective is to engineer GelMA-based hydrogel matrices, optionally combined with fibrin or rendered porous through phase separation, in order to precisely control their mechanical
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, and (ii) environmental decoherence and low-frequency noise, which limit interrogation time and long-term stability. Existing solutions typically address these two limitations separately, forcing clock
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trajectories. T Cell Factors (TCFs) are central transcription factors (TFs) of the canonical Wnt signaling pathway. TCF activity, together with expression of the proneural repressors Hairy and Enhancer of Split
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Berkeley's expertise in SZ-effect modelling and galaxy observations will make it possible to robustly separate the local kSZ signal from the signal associated with reionization, a crucial step in achieving
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capable of tracking the spatial and temporal dynamics of every individual cell within in vitro microtumors. The PhD candidate will divide their time equally between these two research activities. During