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, neuromorphic electronics based on spiking neural networks (SNNs) and the compute-in-memory (CIM) paradigm is emerging as the most promising path. While the research community has so far favored resistive Compute
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variations in the Amazon Basin by modeling several contrasting paleoclimatic episodes. The following types of simulations will be conducted and analysed: - Realistic simulations of the climate during the Last
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quantum technologies will be required. These include short- and long-timescale quantum memories (equivalent to the RAM and hard drives of today's computers), as well as quantum wavelength transducers
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workshops with coastal stakeholders, particularly fishers and users, to document local knowledge, ecological memory and perceptions of change. * Implement qualitative coding, fuzzy cognitive mapping and
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long-term radionuclide retention in soils impacted by uranium mining activities and, more broadly, in NORM/TE-NORM environments. The candidate must: - Hold a Master's degree or equivalent in the field
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, relies on a minimalist encoding of visual information. Unlike classical computer vision approaches — which require significant computational resources and memory — this method captures and memorizes only
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: The MOVING project aims to develop an ethnographic and interdisciplinary methodology for studying the traces and memories carried and transmitted through bodies, of African slavery in post-slavery and
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requirements for training data, memory, and computing power while maintaining a high level of accuracy. Particular attention will be paid to the explainability and embedding of the models to facilitate
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isotope retention properties of boron layers and erosion rates. Boron films in different tokamak regions are subjected to varying degrees of plasma interaction with different ion energies (from few eV
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investigates behavioural and cognitive processes involved in major mental functions (perception, attention, memory, language and temporality). It explores the neural basis of these functions, as