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experimental methods are available and currently fully operational in the laboratory. Collaborative Environment: Centrifugal instabilities are not limited to magnetized plasma columns in the laboratory but also
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these predictions through targeted atomistic simulations. They will also contribute to the writing of scientific results and to exchanges with the project collaborators. The work will be carried out
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, or optimization**, connected to **artificial intelligence** and the research of **Antonin Chambolle** and his collaborators at CEREMADE. The position is a research position. The candidate will interact mainly with
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, climate, and atmospheric remote sensing. The successful candidate will join the Large-Scale Pollution research team within the Spectroscopy and Atmospheres group and will work in close collaboration with
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of advanced instrumentation solutions in close collaboration with academic and industrial partners, with the objective of increasing the technology readiness level towards operational applications. Where
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methodology combines: -Qualitative research (ethnography, interviews, documentary analysis), -Quantitative analysis (statistics, surveys), -Mixed methods. The project will work in collaboration with IRL CNRS
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to nanomaterials, including materials for energy, and is equipped with state-of-the-art research facilities. Embedded in an active network of industrial and academic collaborations, SIMaP provides an ideal framework
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Monaco Princess Grace Hospital). The thesis will be supervised by Vicente Zarzoso (Full Professor, Université Côte d'Azur), coordinator of the collaborative research project GrAF funded by the ANR
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(“Principal Investigator”) and Dr. Stéphane Bellemin-Laponnaz. Collaborations with other partners of the consortium are ongoing that will allow the candidate to carry out research stay for complementary
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Carlo simulations would be a plus. A good level in English (at B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is required. The international, multidisciplinary and collaborative