PhD Candidate: Pesticide Quantification in Atmospheric Deposits in Douai at Institut Mines-Télécom | JobGan

PhD Candidate: Pesticide Quantification in Atmospheric Deposits in Douai

Institut Mines-Télécom
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📡 Douai, Hauts-de-France, France 🏙 Douai, Hauts-de-France 📅 Dec 31, 1969 ⏳ Closes Jan 16, 2027
💰 $0+ CAD/yr
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The PhD Candidate role at Institut Mines-Télécom focuses on assessing the dynamics of pesticide deposits in the atmosphere across various spatial and temporal scales. This research is crucial for understanding the environmental impact of pesticides, in collaboration with national observatories. Key responsibilities include adapting existing analytical methods and working closely with the CAMATES team on pesticide analysis.

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Institut Mines-Télécom
📡 Douai
Institut Mines-Télécom is a prestigious educational institution in France, emerging from the merger of Télécom Lille and École des Mines de Douai in 2017. With over 2200 students, including a significant number of apprentices, and a network of 15,000 alumni, it stands as one of the largest engineering schools in Northe…

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⏳ Closes Jan 16, 2027
PhD Candidate: Pesticide Quantification in Atmospheric Deposits in Douai
Institut Mines-Télécom · $0+ CAD/yr