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subject developed within an international framework, benefiting from European funding and computational resources. The interested candidate will ideally have good knowledge of the following methods
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of the facilities required to develop this PhD project: bacterial culture, rheology, surface charge measurements (zeta potential), thermal analysis, X-ray diffraction (XRD), infrared spectroscopy, mechanical behavior
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PhD project aims to develop novel engineered proteins with tailored cell-recognition and activity profiles, using a combination of: Computational protein design to reprogram receptor recognition and
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of ultrasound therapy and their control in real time. This team develops new methods for the control of ultrasonic cavitation, a phenomenon that enables the permeabilization of numerous biological membranes
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weapons of war are nerve agents (Sarin gas), blister agents (Yperite), or suffocants (phosgene). Civilian or military personal protective equipment (PPE) developed until now generally offers passive
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an internationally recognized research team at LAAS-CNRS in Toulouse, focused on developing autonomous mobile machines that integrate perception, reasoning, learning, action, and reaction capabilities
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, with far-reaching consequences for multi-messenger astrophysics and black hole astronomy. The HENBoS project is part of this rapidly developing context. The strategy is based on high-performance
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interventions, creating environmentally sustainable devices, and developing simulators to reduce reliance on in vivo testing. The training network is interdisciplinary, integrating various fields such as
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response’ laboratory in the laboratory of Dr. JE Ricci, INSERM U1065, Nice. The project aims to investigate how metabolic alterations contribute to the development of multiple myeloma, and what metabolomic
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stacking, both high performance and (very) high density can be achieved by this concept. The mission will be to explore, understand and develop the fundamental physics of device operation. This will require