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. Conduct structural, morphological, and chemical characterization of metal–zeolite composite materials. Collaborate closely with the project partners within the LIZA consortium. Contribute to the development
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field) and ground-based (radio) data - Use of various software codes: (i) radio emission simulation code, (ii) solar wind propagation code. - Development of software (preferably in Python) for data
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accordance with FAIR principles. • Version control for pipelines and scripts (Git, GitLab/GitHub). Development of interactive visualization tools • Dynamic dashboards (Shiny, Plotly Dash) for visualizing viral
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system, as well as its present, past, and future evolution. Dependent on four head institutions – SU, CNRS, IRD, and MNHN –, the laboratory is a major component of the Fédération de Recherche en sciences
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ELiA (Engineering for Life Sciences and Applications) research team at LAAS-CNRS, which specializes in the development of microphysiological systems, microfluidics, hydrogel photopatterning, and the
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an integral part in many of our daily-life activities: GPS navigation, telecommunications, weather forecasting, environmental monitoring and disaster management, agriculture, etc. Since 2020, we have
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excavations, which will be published in a monograph. Technical and scientific activities - Record the ceramic material recovered from the excavations and surveys at Khaybar. - Conduct a typological and
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surface based on elementary or unit cells incorporating active materials (electrically or optically), will require the development of technologies capable of replacing semiconductor components distributed
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to the development of energy models; • to access complementary experimental platforms; • to strengthen Franco-Canadian scientific collaborations. The project also benefits from industrial support through
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. Their nonlinear evolution can lead to the emergence of large-scale coherent structures or turbulence, resulting in significant radial plasma transport—and thus degradation of plasma confinement. Understanding