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candidate will join the Magneto-optics team at the Laboratoire National des Champs Magnétiques Intenses in Toulouse (LNCMI-T). He/she will develop the instrumentation to observe for the first time traveling
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on carbon stock changes in grassland ecosystems to create an unprecedented tool for model evaluation. This dataset will be used to evaluate the different models used/developed by the French research community
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stresses near the surface. Research and development activity is ongoing to apply carburizing to steel grades richer in alloying elements (Mo, V, Cr…), for applications at higher temperature dedicated
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technologies do not enable real-time detection of low-activity volatile radionuclides. To address this challenge, our goal is to develop porous scintillator monoliths through which gases containing radioisotopes
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controlling NPC assembly and their involvement in cancer cell proliferation. - He/she will design, plan, and carry out experiments, analyze and interpret the data obtained, and contribute to the development
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Jupiter's polar regions using computer simulations. The core of the project consists of coupling a photochemical model (developed and used in numerous planetary applications) with an electron transport model
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activities between IETR and the French space agency CNES (https://cnes.fr ). This interdisciplinary project will be carried out at IETR – UMR CNRS 6164 (http://www.ietr.fr ) and it will strongly involve two
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will be encouraged to develop thermodynamic interpretations of these mechanisms to optimize their efficiency. Analytical computations, processing and fitting of experimental data, paper writing
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Develop numerical models capable of reproducing laboratory experiments
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, whilst interacting with a wider, interdisciplinary team within the GEOSIC project. Collaborations within the GEOSIC project are foreseen, with a postdoc in international law who will lead the development