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, the postdoctoral researcher will be responsible for contributing to the development of advanced methodologies for predicting crystal structures (CSP) based solely on their chemical composition and atomistic modeling
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belowground; - development of SDM modeling structures that best reflect plant use of multiple resources (e.g., interactive vs. substitutable resources); - testing the application of resource colimitation theory
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topic: This position falls within the field of bioenergetics and protein biochemistry. The project aims to study the role of an original extra-membrane structural module involved in the mechanism
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layered semiconductor characterized by an anisotropic crystalstructure and quasi-one-dimensional ribbon-like morphology. Its electronic structure is predicted to host relatively flat bands associated with
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fundamental interactions, as well as to explore their links with the great structures of the Universe. The work of the LAPP teams aims, among other things, to understand the origin of the mass of particles
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porosity and improving material strength. For these reasons, MICP has emerged as a viable and scalable biotechnology for soil and structural material (e.g., concrete, granite) reinforcement, as
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crystallization. Solvent-free reactive extrusion in line with methods following green chemistry principles will pe prioritized • Their structural characteristics will be examined using X-ray scattering (WAXS, SAXS
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such structured communities first emerge are still unclear. Also, how the current and past environmental characteristics affect host-associated microbiomes is unclear. The idea of this postdoc is to expand a
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. The project is structured around two main components: i) Development of new tools based on eDNA and dPCR to improve the monitoring of freshwater pathogens ii) Study of the emerging pathogen Tetracapsuloides
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of the project MESSENGER: « Can rock-powered Microbial EcoSyStEms provide valuable iNsiGhts into early life and its emERgence? » funded by the PEPR ORIGINS (https://pepr-origins.fr/en/ ) and integration