Several PhD and postdoctoral fellowships are available in the Serenade Labex.

General Informations

For the PhD, the fellowship is attributed for three years. The candidate must have an excellent record in their studies especially in the master degree. The thesis is expected to start in October 2014. For the post-docs, the fellowship is attributed for 24 months, starting 1st September or later.

Please find the descriptions of the available positions here below :

PhD fellowships

- Hybrides imogolite - nanocellulose pour l'élaboration de nouveaux matériaux nanoporeux. (CLOSED)

PhD advisors : Clément Levard and Jérôme Rose (CEREGE) and Bernard Cathala (BIA - INRA Nantes).

- Study of biodisponibility modifications of aged nanoparticles (CeO2, TiO2 and Ag) by the bacteria Bacillus subtilis. (CLOSED)

PhD advisors : Cécile Lelong (LCBM, CEA) and Géraldine Sarret (ISTERRE)

For more details, or follow the link article

Postdoctoral fellowships

- Towards the development of Quantum Dots (QDs) with reduced toxic impact.

Postdoctoral advisor : Marie Carrière (LAN)

For more details, or follow the link article

- The cellular uptake and cytotoxicity of clayprotected silver nanowires.

Postdoctoral advisor :Laurent Charlet (ISTerre)

- Evaluation des propriétés de transferts plastiques nano-composites en conditions thermiques extrêmes et conséquences sur leur recyclabilité.

Postdoctoral advisor : Stéphane Peyron (IATE)

- Evaluation d'un modèle pulmonaire in vitro de référence pour la détection et l'étude de la toxicité des nanoparticules. (CLOSED)

Postdoctoral advisor : Bénédicte Trouiller(INERIS)

- Etudes comparées de nanoparticules d'argent et de sels d'argent à visée biocide pour une écoconception de nouveaux additifs moins toxiques dans les peinture - acronyme : EcoPeintAg. (CLOSED)

Postdoctoral advisor : Isabelle Michot-Sorret (LCBM)

- Impact of nanomaterial in combination with trace elements on a soil-plant-microbe ecosystem using realistic exposure modes.

Postdoctoral advisor : Catherine Santaella (IBEB)

For more details, please contact Camille de Garidel-Thoron

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