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, network-based analysis, unsupervised learning and interpretable AI. The project leaves room for methodological exploration while remaining closely connected to biological interpretation, experimental
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emission spectroscopy and Langmuir probes, coupled with ex situ analysis (SEM, TEM), will be employed to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the physical and chemical properties of the coatings and the
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to the most recent centuries. The second, more advanced phase will focus on investigating the climatic causes and associated external forcings. This will initially involve large-scale analysis using General
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remains open for the later stages of the PhD. During this PhD, the student will acquire highly valued skills in climate modeling, climate simulation analysis, and will contribute to expand the knowledge
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the development of the optical strategy and its integration with the electrochemical one. Besides optimizing a sensitive quantitative phase imaging setup for analysis of thin surface layers in reflection mode, it
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analysis, as well as excellent scientific writing skills. Duration of the PhD: 3 years The salary is €2,300 gross per month. Please also join a CV, a cover letter, your Master thesis and your Master's
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analysis, together with technical support and training opportunities. Additional computational resources are available through the Scientific Center for Numerical Modeling (PSMN) at ENS de Lyon, which
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of the team are structured around 3 research aeras: • Research Area 1: On-line analytical methods via microfluidic devices for the quantification of air pollutants; • Research Area 2: Off-line analysis methods
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cyclotron frequency. Recent work extends linear stability analysis beyond this approximation, neglecting collisions and gyroviscous effects. Nevertheless, this model fails to reproduce certain experimental
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, or laser instrumentation is appreciated - programming skills for data acquisition and analysis (Python) - interest in quantum technologies and solid-state quantum emitters. - strong motivation