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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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nanoparticles to films. The transfer of electronic excitation energy (EEE) – hereafter referred to as exciton - between identical, nearby chromophores on the nanometer scale is the mechanism responsible
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Description of the offer : The main objective of this PhD thesis is to unravel the microscopic mechanisms by which the hydrogen affects the properties of intermetallic magnets. To achieve this goal
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. Our research combines innovative approaches in protein engineering, microscopy, and chemical biology to investigate neuroimmune interactions and mechanisms underlying neurodegeneration, both through in
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000 This PhD is part of the future JET2SB project (early autumn 2025) funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR). JET2SB brings together three French solar physics teams with fully
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are minimally invasive, orally delivered medical devices that traverse the gastrointestinal tract, using electronic, mechanical, or smart material elements for diagnosis, therapy, surgery, or sampling
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be done via computer simulations, including Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics, combined with the use of statistical mechanics to predict e.g. phase transitions, nucleation rates, etc. The work will be
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research on microbial mechanisms, microbiome dynamics in various ecosystems, and translational applications in clinical and biotech fields. DCs will benefit from expertise across molecular biology
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, hemicelluloses, pectins) and lignins and their rheological and mechanical properties, in collaboration with the Mines d'Alès and the LRP in Grenoble The project is part of the Wallmat project within the framework
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Chemistry and Microbiology Cluster (CME Cluster), whose research focuses on understanding the mechanisms (physico-chemical and (micro)biological) at different scales (from the molecule to the ecosystem