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consortium composed of specialists in signal processing (i3S Laboratory), computational cardiac modeling (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany) and interventional cardiology (Nice Pasteur University
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the development and activity of human beige adipose tissue. We will use a human beige adipose tissue organoid model recently developed by the team from cells derived from the vascular stromal fraction of human
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environment featuring a wide range of research activities, including QM/MM simulations, ionic liquid simulations, and excited-state characterization. The aim of this PhD thesis is the atomistic modeling
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also collaborate with the “Cognition Perception Usages” team at LISN, led by Jean-Claude MARTIN, who specialises in psychological theories and models of motivation, personality, and social interactions
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and optimize specific functions. The ICMCB carries out fundamental research on model materials and/or materials with potential applications. The ICMCB is a UMR with an average of 280 agents (permanent
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phenomena (nanoscience and size-dependent fundamental properties) Soft matter and physics–biology interfaces (complex systems, living tissues, liquid crystals, foams, polymers, granular matter). The PhD will
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that will bring us closer to the cellular context. The PhD student will use a combination of biochemical and structural biology methods: reconstitution of ribonucleoprotein complexes from cell extracts and/or
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sometimes struggle to effectively sustain patients' learning throughout their rehabilitation journey and may not adapt to the evolution of their abilities. Rehabilitation is a complex process that requires
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, resource allocation decisions are taken at a high frequency. Due to high complexity of the decisions as well as uncertainty of the system parameters, traditional solver based approaches are not well suited
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9 Sep 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company CNRS Department Complexe de recherche interprofessionnel en aérothermochimie Research Field Engineering Chemistry Physics Researcher Profile First