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Suspension" team, which has extensive expertise in fluid mechanics and granular media. LMV is a research laboratory in the field of Earth Sciences. The PhD thesis work at LMV will be carried out within
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at the Laboratoire de Mécanique et d'Acoustique (LMA), a joint AMU-CNRS-Centrale Méditerranée research unit (UMR 7031). Its main areas of expertise are solid mechanics (structure, materials, interfaces) and acoustics
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backgrounds (Geology, Glaciology, Solid and Fluid Mechanics, Material Sciences, Applied Mathematics…), mostly based at Geosciences Montpellier. The PhD will explore questions such as: Does the self-similarity
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controls strain localization at different scales in the Earth. To do so, we will develop a framework for modeling self-consistently strain localization in rocks deforming by ductile processes
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. The applicant should hold a Master degree (or equivalent) in Earth Sciences or Mechanics. The application should include a full CV, transcripts of academic degrees, a statement of research interests and the
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the possibility of different scenarios for the origin of life on Earth and on candidate exoplanets/moons. To achieve these objectives, the missions of the researcher who will be recruited at the ICMCB
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, mechanics, physics, applied physics and engineering physics, fundamental physics and applications, engineering sciences and applications, or in one of the following fields of chemistry: chemistry, chemistry
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analysis and models of statistical mechanics among the laboratory. The thesis will lie in probability, more specifically at the crossroads of stochastic analysis and models of random interfaces. We will
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background in physics or mechanics would be advantageous. A strong inclination towards experimentation is necessary, but an affinity for image processing (python, Fiji, matlab) would also be a plus. Foam
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26 May 2024 Job Information Organisation/Company CNRS Department Institut de physique de Rennes Research Field Physics » Condensed matter properties Physics » Solid state physics Physics » Surface