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with Simulation-based Inference ), funded by the Multidisciplinary Institute for Artificial Intelligence (MIAI) through an AIforScience Research Chair. ADACSI will develop a multi-probe simulation-based
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Théorique (LAPTh, CNRS/Univ. Savoie Mont Blanc) invites expressions of interest for one or more postdoctoral researcher positions focused on advancing simulation-based Inference (SBI) frameworks for modern
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imaging and in vitro/in vivo tracking. A central objective of the project is to understand the fundamental mechanisms governing nanoparticle formation and drug compartmentalisation during PISA. To achieve
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determines observables of the replication program such as the Mean Replication Timing (MRT) and the Replication Fork Directionality (RFD) profiles. We proposed a strategy to train a neural network to infer
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, integrating statistical inference, machine learning, and population genetics. We will develop advanced computational methods to characterize the functioning of T- and B-cell repertoires. The goal is to build
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collaborations to implement cosmological analyses derived from the observation of Type Ia Supernovae. This work, carried out within the framework of the ANR SCINF project, aims to develop inference methods based
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environmental metadata with metagenome-inferred phylogenetic diversity, functional predictions and other genetic components (e.g. selfish genetic elements facilitating horizontal gene transfer composing
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to promote interaction and collaborations within and between the teams, with weekly seminars and recurrent workshops. The track record of the ISCMJ and the successful development of PhD theses in the past
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reconstruction of the tracks of charged particles produced in the hadron collisions at the LHC. From the measurement of these tracks, fundamental properties of the particles—such as their charge and momentum—can
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. The experimental setup combines thin source foils of 82-Se placed within a tracking chamber and surrounded by a calorimeter, enabling the unambiguous identification of the two electrons from double-beta decays