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have experience in fluorescence spectroscopy, photochemistry, microscopy, optics and lasers, or other instrumental techniques. Candidates that have been trained in synthesis of nanoclusters and have high
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to present their work. The doctoral student will benefit from privileged access to the THEMIS instrument, as well as machine time allocated to the team on national high-performance computers (e.g. Jean Zay
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bench (optical, electronic and mechanical) and multiphysics analysis using high-performance on-site instruments (optical spectrum analyzer, 3D intensity profile, wavefront, RF spectrum, field polarization
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using the KM3NeT detectors • Data analysis from SVOM instruments as well as images from the COLIBRI telescope • Participation in KM3NeT shifts and service tasks (calibration, construction, processing), as
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in several international workshops and conferences to present their work. The doctoral student will benefit from privileged access to the THEMIS instrument, as well as machine time allocated
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techniques, or a profile with initial training in biology/microbiology with a minimum of skills in physics and engineering (instrumentation, signal processing), with a strong desire to invest in engineering
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) that control the fate and the effects of trace elements and contaminants in the environment. To achieve the set objectives, the project will be supported by laboratory's instrumental facilities (including HPLC