198 post-doc-in-wireless-communication-and-networks-2016 Postdoctoral positions at CNRS
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responsibility, a strong motivation for innovation, excellence, and flexibility to work and achieve results. Strong communication skills in English are essential. Proficiency in French is not required. Website
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to nascent mRNAs, regulate post-transcriptional processes including m6A methylation, subcellular localization, translation, and transcript quality control in various eukaryotic cell systems. In collaboration
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physics is especially interesting due to the presence of exotic excitations, potentially non-Abelian. The TensQHE project aims to develop modern numerical tools based on tensor networks, within an open
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more than 300 employees, including around a hundred doctoral and post-doctoral students, the iLM is a major player in physics and chemistry research in the Auvergne Rhône Alpes region, internationally
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+ engineers and administrative staffs, 150+ PhD students and 30+ post-docs and invited researchers. The lab is involved in many international research initiatives with 100+ foreign researchers at IEMN from 20
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Developmental Biology or in Cell and Molecular Biology (ideally <2 years – junior post-doc level) • Solid background and strong interest in biology of the neuron, gene regulation, translation regulation, axon
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the European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant, aims to understand the molecular evolution and adaptability of Deltaviruses to new hosts. The host laboratory benefits from a network of local, national, and
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heterogeneous media (Bodart et al., 2016) in order to account for fractures or reservoir-type sources located in a fully three-dimensional medium. Both methods are currently capable of calculating stresses and