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Information Eligibility criteria 1. Fundamental knowledge • PhD in virology, molecular biology, or structural biology. • Strong knowledge of structural biology and protein–protein interaction methods. • Mastery
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of Bordeaux). The student will join the group of Nicolas Bachelard, whose activty focuses on quantum optomechanics. Optomechanics explores the interaction between light and mechanical vibrations [1]. As a
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Receptor Dynamics” team, under the supervision of Pierre-Jean Corringer, and the antibody engineering platform under the supervision of Pierre Lafaye. The “Signaling and Receptor Dynamics” team is part of
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Laboratory has approximately 45 permanent staff members (researchers, teacher-researchers & research support staff) and 35 PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, trainees, and visiting professors
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been designed at low Reynolds number, when the flow is mainly populated by small-scale structures. However, as the Reynolds increases, these control strategies become rapidly inefficient
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Targeted Project Complexflows, which aims to promote and structure the interactions of mathematics with other sciences around current issues. The thesis will be co-directed by F. Radjaï (LMGC, ED I2S 166
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including 13 permanent staff, 6 doctoral students, and 3 postdoctoral fellows, in addition to fixed-term contracts and visiting staff. Its activities focus on cutting-edge research in accelerators. The team's
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interacts sequentially with at least two structures of the host envelope: a conjugative pilus and the Tol system involved in membrane integrity and cell division. However, it is unclear how fd binds
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working environment that is dynamic, stimulating and welcoming. Molecular mechanisms of excitatory glycine receptors The PhD student will join Pierre Paoletti's team dedicated to the molecular and
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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