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core mechanics (game design) Model the BDI (Beliefs, Desires, Intentions) agent system to be learned by the AI Program the game application specifically for mobile devices Evaluate the game's
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of the monetary union Publishing articles in leading journals, book, and guides for computer coding Work location: Martinique UMR CNRS 8053 PHEEAC (Power, History, Slavery, Environment, Atlantic, Caribbean) is a
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matter physics, with a staff of 450, including 175 researchers and lecturers. The MEM laboratory (CEA Grenoble) conducts research on the exploration of materials and devices using advanced simulation
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convert heat into electricity and are attracting considerable interest for sustainable energy harvesting from industrial waste heat, automotive exhaust systems, and autonomous electronic devices. Recent
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or more of the following: • quantum information processing and its implementations (e.g., with superconducting circuits) • micro and nano-electronic devices and their fabrication (lithography and deposition
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Europe/H2020 or similar) Specific Requirements The role involves working at a desk in front of a computer, with occasional travel within Europe (Prague in October 2026, Barcelona in March 2027
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criteria - Computer skills, particularly in Python and C++, are necessary for the development of the analysis software. Knowledge of Git version management software is also desired. - Proven knowledge
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provided (equipment, IT, etc.): An office equipped with a computer workstation and shared equipment from the Institut Curie research team Key contacts (within and outside the CNRS): Team leader (Scientific
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Moser. On the forced Burgers equation with periodic boundary conditions. Differential Equations: La Pietra 1996, 65:133–153, 1998.] with a view to solving it on a quantum computer [Baumann et al. Solving
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various disciplines: computer scientists, mathematicians, biologists, chemists, engineers, physicists and clinicians from more than 50 countries currently work at the LCSB. We excel because we are truly