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): the doctoral candidate will work to SAFRAN's site in Colombes (France). Objectives This PhD project aims to investigate the influence of ceramic shell microstructure and cluster architecture on the thermal shock
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observables, including: the spatial distribution and migration of seismicity, magnitude-frequency statistics and temporal clustering, source properties (strain drop, duration, moment-duration scaling), and
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computational resources. At IP2I, dedicated scientific computing infrastructures, including CPU and GPU clusters, HPC facilities, and big-data environments, are available for large-scale simulations and data
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the thermal motion of electrons within galaxy clusters, and the kinetic SZ effect (kSZ), which results from the bulk motion of ionized gas. Characterizing the kSZ effect is now a major goal in cosmology
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cross-border network — the Upper Rhine Biodiversity Cluster — to share knowledge. This work will lead to analytical tools, action plans, training for professionals, and exhibitions for the general public