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of proof assistant technology capable of understanding the dynamical linguistic structures found in current high-level mathematical texts. The project includes the study of interpretation mechanisms
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, ensuring strong support for every stage of the project. In addition, the institute offers access to state-of-the-art facilities and a dynamic scientific ecosystem supporting both experimental and
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biochemistry. We are seeking a motivated and dynamic PhD candidate with a solid background in molecular and cell biology, and a strong interest in developmental biology. The candidate should be well organized
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are looking for a motivated and dynamic student with solid knowledge in completed: ........, and a strong interest in inflammation-related topics and associated molecular mechanisms. Further information about
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techniques capable of operating in real time, even in dynamic or unstable conditions. Finally, all of these developments will be validated in an industrial context through concrete demonstrators. Whether
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and Physical chemistry (ED182) of the Université de Strasbourg. He or she will work in the BIODYN team (“Biophysics and Dynamics of Organic Nanostructures”: a research team led by J. Léonard and S
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computational and experimental methods. Supervision within a dynamic, interdisciplinary research team. Access to state-of-the-art research infrastructure. Career development opportunities, including conferences
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park, in a dynamic ecosystem that brings together academics and companies of all sizes. The Signal team of the i3S Laboratory (https://i3s.univ-cotedazur.fr/signal ), aims to develop advanced, innovative
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function concepts** to incorporate the dynamic properties of the optimization algorithm, providing a more accurate reflection of the real-world impact of samples on the final model. - **Adapt methods
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the supercurrent which appears when the TI is connected to superconducting electrodes. Our project aims at investigating the poorly understood dynamics of helical edge states, determining their relaxation mechanisms