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to identify, evaluate, and enable step-change reductions in energy consumption in industrial polymer manufacturing through system-level process redesign. Core Research Focus You will develop and apply advanced
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Talence, Aquitaine | France | 2 months ago
. motion-force-stiffness range, energy consumption). Through a synthesis methodology, mechanisms will be adjusted to reproduceoptimal temporal profiles of force, motion, and stiffness, extracted from RL
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introduce vulnerabilities that are not visible at the algorithmic level. Sensitive information may leak through power consumption, electromagnetic emissions, timing behaviour, memory or bus activity, while
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Development of simulation and optimisation models for smart charging and bidirectional charging of electric vehicles Modelling of renewable energy generation and consumption within energy communities
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-Fungal Cooperation on Wheat Research Description Wheat underpins global food security, providing a major source of calories for both human consumption and animal feed. However, crop productivity is
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learning, with the aim of controlling the vessel in an optimal and efficient manner. In this context, control is formulated as a trade-off between different objectives, such as minimising energy consumption
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aimed at stress relaxation in fatigue-prone areas, minimizing material consumption and maximizing structural efficiency. The diagnostic and prognostic capabilities of the developed framework can be
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groups and on special occasions. The project "Meat in Greco-Roman Egypt (MeaGRE): An Interdisciplinary Approach" sets out to evaluate and contextualize these hypotheses by examining meat consumption in
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these hypotheses through an interdisciplinary study of meat consumption in Greco-Roman Egypt, with particular attention to the origin and processing of meat, as well as its broader institutional, socio-economic, and
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solutions that combine low energy consumption with reliable and safe operation in compliance with relevant standards and regulatory requirements. A key scientific challenge addressed in this project is the