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power of NNs with the ability of LMMs to robustly learn from structured and noisy (non i.i.d.) data, applying them on the prediction of both plants and human phenotypes. These models will combine
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substitutions can yield a promising combination of large magnetization, high Curie temperature, and strong anisotropy, making Fe₂P-based compounds attractive as permanent magnets [Acta Mater. 221 (2021) 117388
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strong uniaxial magneto-crystalline anisotropy. Recent investigations have shown that subtle chemical compounding can yield a promising combination of intrinsic properties —saturation magnetization, Curie
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angularly Broad Line Region, at sub parsec scales, and provide model dependent dynamical measures of the SMBH mass. Combined with Reverberation Mapping linear size measures, angular spectro astrometric sizes
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background in organic and organometallic synthetic chemistry, who is highly motivated to work on an interdisciplinary project combining synthetic chemistry, structural and physical characterization of porous
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associate the different components following a modular approach to generate hybrid architectures. Our project will combine approaches including: (i) protein engineering (ii) design of photocatalytic molecular
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at the Institut de Neurosciences de la Timone (INT), a CNRS / Aix-Marseille University laboratory on the Timone campus in Marseille. You will work in the team of Dr Bruno Giordano. The NASCE project combines
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for data processing, accessible to the scientific community Specificities / Constraints: The researcher will work in a highly interdisciplinary and experimental environment, combining physics, mechanics
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conjugates into fluorescent nanostructures, which growth results from a combination of dynamic covalent and supramolecular processes, moving from solution studies to model lipid membranes, then live cells
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to (i) combine the halogen-bonding (XB) properties of HAs with complementary binding motifs to construct more efficient and selective receptors, and (ii) enhance their stability by protecting them from