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old. The PhD will be supervised by Thibaut Louis, co-lead of the data analysis for the Simons Observatory Large Aperture Telescope, and co-supervised by Léo Vacher, co-lead of the characterization
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), and the PhD student will be involved in several collaborative projects. During the second year of the thesis project, the work will be carried out in close collaboration with our colleagues
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Bourgogne (Dijon), to develop and apply mathematical results to better understand the diversity of your corpus and interpret this diversity in terms of networks, thereby shedding light on the circulation
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Description The PhD candidate will contribute to a fundamental research project in cognitive neuroscience aimed at improving our understanding of the neural mechanisms involved in human decision-making during
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activate spinal networks. This PhD project aims to investigate the underlying mechanisms of rSynES-induced recovery using a mouse model of cervical SCI, through longitudinal assessment of molecular and
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for analyzing the experimental data obtained. In a second phase, the experience gained from the implementation of this first test cryostat will enable the PhD student to contribute to defining
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staff members (researchers, engineers, PhD students) and operates several major experimental facilities: LULI2000, Apollon, HERA, XCAN. The PhD student will join LULI's theory team (TIPS) and will work
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Information Additional comments Constraints and risks • Schedule and commitment of the PhD candidate: - 1st year: presence in Paris, training and preparation for fieldwork -2nd year: fieldwork 12 months minimum
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through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The PhD candidate will work at the Paris
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(measuring Earth's gravitational potential), navigation, and networked timekeeping. Within the QUARCKS project, this PhD thesis aims at extending coherence time beyond the dephasing limit in a suface