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demands: current BCIs generate massive data streams, require substantial energy consumption, and often depend on centralized computing architectures that limit real-time performance and portability
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the LMV. They will interact on a daily basis with members of the laboratory's three research teams (petrology, geochemistry, volcanology), with the engineers and technicians in charge of the laboratory's
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effective containment barrier than current UO2 fuel in accident conditions. The thesis aims to determine the migration mechanisms of xenon under irradiation, correlated with changes in the structural and
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to address current limitations of very large telescopes, such as the imperfect co-phasing of primary mirror segments. The results are expected to contribute to major international projects, such as ELT/PCS
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directly in an industrial process or converted into electricity through a thermodynamic cycle. In the latter case, the system is referred to as a Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) plant. The only operational
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of the current situation and risks, we also plan to examine the following two points in detail: A comparative analysis with Réunion Island, which has experienced similar crises in recent years. We are particularly
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or ferromagnetic as well as its competition with other correlated phases (superconductivity, charge orders etc..), we propose to use the powerful method developed in our group, based on exquisitely sensitive magneto
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, improved dispersion and stabilization of Cu active species, efficient charge carrier separation, and visible-light harvesting. It will contribute to developing efficient, stable, and cost-effective
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networks, both ancient and modern), it is possible to reconstruct the privileged links that connected Magdalenian groups by analyzing the similarities in their artistic productions. In the current context
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will pursue three main objectives: (i) to map the full dynamics of charge carriers from the hot-carrier regime down to band-edge excitons over timescales ranging from femtoseconds to nanoseconds; (ii