Delve into the complex chemistry of Titan’s atmosphere with a PhD thesis chance at Aix Marseille Université. Focus on the evolution of atmospheric ices through creative experimental methods. Led by Isabelle Couturier, this research is ideal for candidates with a Master's in chemistry.

Your work will revolve around studying the photochemical effects on icy particles and conducting experiments at the PIIM laboratory to analyze results via high-resolution spectrometry and ion source modeling. Key Responsibilities:
Experiment with condensation and photochemical processes
Analyze samples using UV and infrared spectrometry
Conduct experiments on aerosol interactions
Coordinate research activities in Grenoble and Caen
Develop quantitative models for atmospheric interactions Requirements:
Master’s degree in chemistry and solid academic performance
Comprehensive knowledge of spectroscopy and physical chemistry
Motivation to work collaboratively within teams
Background in astrochemistry is a plus
Interest in planetary science research Become a key contributor to the understanding of Titan’s unique atmospheric ice evolution at Aix Marseille Université.

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