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of Electrochemical Cells for the Study of Plasmonic Nanostructure Type of contract : working contract, limited Category (A,B or C) : B Contract/project period : 12 month Expected date of employment
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Ministero dell’Università e della Ricerca (MUR)-fondi dell’Unione Europea – programma NextGenerationEU. | Italy | about 5 hours ago
The proposed research activity lies within the fields of bio-photonics and plasmonics and focuses on the study and control of light–matter interaction processes in biological systems based on Fluorescence
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nanosources à commande électrique. Les jonctions tunnel permettent aux électrons d'exciter des plasmons, créant ainsi des sources de lumière rapides et compactes. Malgré ces caractéristiques très intéressantes
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University. The group focuses on fundamental studies of nanoscale electrical, optical, and plasmonic devices that operate based upon quantum mechanical principles, as well as the development of new nano- and
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Website https://www.abg.asso.fr/fr/candidatOffres/show/id_offre/135770 Requirements Specific Requirements Interest or experience in Cell culture (CHO or Ecoli) in flasks and/or bioreactors Bioprocess
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to develop a breakthrough technology: an autonomous microfluidic system dedicated to detecting foodborne targets. Leveraging the plasmonic properties (LSPR) of antibody-functionalized gold nanostructures, you
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in which plasmonic stimuli, namely amplified oscillating electric fields and hot-electron transfer (hot ET), enhance the catalytic process in cytochrome P450 systems. The project will employ
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enzyme activity assays, DNA/RNA-binding affinity measurement, surface plasmon resonance, etc. Lead substantial experimental planning and scheduling across interconnected studies. Anticipate technical and
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of the project "Strong Light–Matter Interaction in Self-Assembled Plasmonic Nano-Cavities (PlasmoCavity)". Description of the thematic area Strong light–matter interaction is the foundation of quantum
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magnetic microscopy to work on “Thermally-driven motion of spin textures” within the Future Leader Fellowship project lead by Dr Naëmi Leo. This project uses the novel localised plasmonic heaters to create