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of the PRCI project entitled LUCAS (Leverage External Data for Enhanced Understanding and Causal Attribution of Anomalies in Water Network Systems). The research activities will be carried out at the Centre de
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software, analytical platform, chemistry and microbiology laboratories. **Main contacts (CNRS internal and external network):** JH Renault (ICMR), Véronique Eparvier (ICSN), Maria Halabalaki (NPMC, Athens
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this PhD project is part of the REFFRACTEUR European Doctoral Network, the 36-month doctoral programme will be organised as follows: Months 1–9 (9 months): the doctoral candidate will work at SAFRAN's
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the REFFRACTEUR European Doctoral Network. The 36-month doctoral programme will be organised as follows: Months 1–9 (9 months): the doctoral candidate will work primarily at the IMERYS research site in Lyon, France
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challenge the traditional rodent-centric view of URL development and emphasize the need for alternative experimental models, and a deeper understanding of the gene regulatory networks governing URL cell
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with LP2M teams (immunology, iPSC models) as well as from the project's international clinical and scientific network (Prof. Claus Peter Schmitt, Heidelberg; UCA GenomiX and MICA platforms, Nice
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interfacial phenomena. The project is part of the ERC Starting Grant EMBIOMO, which focuses on the dynamics of embolism propagation within leaf vascular networks and on the development of biomimetic models
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forms part of the University of Bordeaux's ecosystem of excellence (Department of Biological and Medical Sciences). It is also part of the regional research network Oncosphère, dedicated to cancer
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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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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