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Cardioembolic Stroke Risk Stratification using AI Accelerated Patient-Specific Blood Flow Simulation
. M2P2 activities using methods such as the Lattice Boltzmann Method (LBM) focus on complex biological flows, including blood circulation, aortic valve replacement, cellular transport, and tissue mechanics
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platforms and 1,600 partner companies. For more information: https://www.imt-mines-ales.fr You will be joining CERIS, which is home to two research units: the SyCoIA (Complex Systems and Artificial
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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
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, Militarism, and the Military-Industrial Complex: The increase in global military spending and the transformations in civil-military relations are giving rise to a renewed focus on research into militarization
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finite element methods (FEM) and deep learning approaches. Differentiable FEM enables direct access to sensitivity information within non-linear and coupled systems, while neural networks can be used
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framework, covering a wide spectrum from RANS approaches to high-fidelity LES with automatic mesh adaptation. In parallel, recent work has led to the development of multi-fidelity modeling strategies
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Talence, Aquitaine | France | 3 months ago
the complexity of supercomputers and applications, as well as the need for reproducibility for open science. Our goal is to build a solution based on a new generation of software packagin tools: Guix , Spack
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recognition, signaling pathways and functional responses of T cells in order to enhance their activity in complex pathological environments such as solid tumors. The research program will explore strategies