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sustainability. Job Description We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher specialized in membrane processes, with particular expertise in chemical cleaning and fouling control of reverse osmosis membranes
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of Radionuclides and Heavy Metals: Develop and implement nuclear analysis methods to characterize phosphate ores and their by-products. Monitor and control the migration of radionuclides and heavy metals throughout
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), overall health, and more. For instance, in electric vehicles, the BMS carries out functions such as monitoring, controlling, optimizing, and ensuring safety to mitigate potential hazards related to battery
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hosts, and geochemical speciation of strategic trace elements within phosphorites and their host sequences. Investigate the paleoenvironmental controls, including redox conditions, productivity, and
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GSMI - Postdoctoral Researcher - Plant Ecology and Soil-Plant Interactions in Vegetated Photovoltaic
data analysis (R, multivariate statistics). Experience in GIS. Strong scientific writing skills and command of scientific English. Initiative and autonomy to conduct fieldwork. Application Documents
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. Additional Skills (Preferred): Experience with environmental data analysis (R, multivariate statistics). Experience in GIS. Strong scientific writing skills and command of scientific English. Initiative
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. Applying Operations Research techniques to support the selection among predefined extraction methods. Developing and using Machine Learning models for quality prediction and control of phosphate ore
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using biotechnological, physical and chemical conversion strategies and engineering processes (b) understanding and controlling their underlying specific functionalities and the structure-properties
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management and quality control practices. Foster collaborative linkages with other programmatic areas, core scientific teams, and external partners to strengthen conceptual frameworks and accelerate cross
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France, Southern France and the French Lesser Antilles. 2/ecophysiological and reactive transport modelling. The postdoctoral work will particularly be interesting for the comparison with the controlled