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fabrication of devices and experiments to their operation and the analysis of the associated data. The Cryogenic Service at IJCLab designs and develops low-temperature refrigeration systems for superconducting
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based on PDMS, thermoplastics, or other polymeric materials; Surface chemistry and functionalization for the engineering of biointerfaces; Data analysis, signal processing, and scientific programming
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: analysis of configurations over the space of realisable narratives, including under the visitor's interactive branchings; ablation comparisons (with / without restraint); targeted studies conducted in
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). • Electronic transport measurements and charge sensing. • Numerical modelling and data analysis. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong experimental skills, scientific autonomy, and a willingness to work at
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tasks and objective and/or subjective metrics - Evaluation on a group of users and analysis of the results - Writing a journal or conference paper The Gipsa-lab is a joint research laboratory of the CNRS
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Institute ("Interdisciplinary Chemistry: Synthesis, Analysis, Modelling"), which is a CNRS laboratory part of Nantes University in France. The team is composed of 3 permanent researchers, 5 post-doctorates
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analysis and simulation. Personal Attributes: • Innovative, proactive, and constructive mindset. • Ability to work effectively both independently and in collaborative teams. • Excellent communication skills
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metrics - Evaluation on a group of users and analysis of the results - Writing a journal or conference paper The Gipsa-lab is a joint research laboratory of the CNRS, Grenoble-INP -UGA and the University
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numbers effects beyond what is currently possible. • Perform mathematical and numerical analysis of tensor network methods. • Work on GPU implementation of tensor network solvers. • Disseminate research
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data analysis in cosmology and astroparticle physics. These positions focus on the development and application of SBI methods in two contexts: spectroscopic galaxy surveys and the gamma-ray sky