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correlations between active galactic nuclei, especially blazars, and neutrinos detected by KM3NeT. In this context, he or she will play a key role in the KM3NeT real-time data analysis group, as well as in
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-radio offsets of few 0.1 mas to several mas, preventing from realizing a wavelength-independent CRF. In this thesis, we propose to, firstly, revise the VLBI analysis methods currently in use to better
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approach, combining quantitative genetics, experimental evolution, and meta-analysis, to explore the potential of sexual selection in females at both micro- and macroevolutionary scales. Using the red flour
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to modern genomic datasets that may involve hundreds of populations. He/she will also develop probabilistic GO models inspired from the Redundancy Analysis approach and extend it by introducing Neural
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- work environment: Research Laboratory. - main mission: The goal is to design and prototype a Reciprocating Expansion Machine with a Linear Alternator (REMLA – 200W–100Hz – 10mm stroke), coupled with
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equipment, particularly in imaging and electron microscopy, image analysis, and bioinformatics. The team is composed of five people. The thesis will be carried out as part of a collaborative ANR project
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aims to provide an integrated assessment of urban vegetation from multiple perspectives, including its social functions and usage requirements, the ecosystem health of green spaces linked to plant
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. Delpierre (Univ. Paris-Saclay) and will also be co-supervised by M.-C. Bel-Venner (UCBL) and Vincent Boulanger (ONF). The doctoral student will work within the Quantitative and Evolutionary Ecology
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problem caused by unidirectional replication initiation in the proliferation arrest induced by DciA depletion. The thesis work will be divided into two parts: (i) analysis of the consequences of DciA
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research suggests that changes in metabolism, particularly lipid processing, may also play a key role in their development. The thesis project will explore the relationship between immune activation and