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accelerators. The main objective of the postdoctoral project is the design, optimization, and implementation of compact focusing optics and beam diagnostics tailored to the specific characteristics of electron
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the hypothesis that the plant (WP1), bacterial community (WP2), soil organomineral association (WP3) continuum can, while meeting agronomic requirements (WP4), be optimized to increase soil carbon sequestration
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. Optimize the acquisition parameters of 3D-Electron Ptychography (combining ptychography and a limited number of view directions, ie., tomography) and improve or further develop the reconstruction algorithm
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of these tools and will be expected to introduce their own modifications in order to adapt and optimize the analysis for the study at hand. Other tasks include: * Optimizing the experimental setup (4D observations
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. The postoc will be in charge of : The synthesis of gold nanoparticles The co-encapsulation of drugs and gold nanoparticles in optimized PLGA NPs The physicochemical characterization of NPs by dynamic
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1: Extension of the coverage and performance of the HLA-Epicheck model through the addition of new antigens. This also includes optimizing the values of certain model parameters. Task 2: Evaluation
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measurements - Optimization of charging conditions and then neutralization of helium droplets. ISMO is a leading laboratory in molecular physics and its applications, located at Paris-Saclay University in
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to the limited time available in the PhD thesis. The present application involves extending this work to characterize devices currently being manufactured at the CEA, as well as designing optimized optical
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layer to accommodate lattice mismatch while enabling the active use of Si as a bottom cell. The applicant will be involved in the deposition and optimization of the GaAs, its doping, passivation/contact
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catalysts. Optimization of the catalytic reaction will be carried out by tuning different reaction parameters such as pressure, temperature, concentration, catalyst dosage, etc. Throughout these research