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and economy that respect people and their environment. We are looking for our next postdoctoral researcher in computer graphics and machine learning to join the Image, Data and Signal (IDS) department
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) of the governing dynamical equations and the pathways connecting them. The focus will be on the geometry of high-dimensional random landscapes: identifying atypical, yet not rare, clusters
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research on aspects of string theory, in collaboration with Michela Petrini. The project aims to study aspects of AdS/CFT duality in the context of Exceptional Geometry. One of the goals is to obtain new
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, radiative transfer, and many other phenomena, for one-dimensional plane, axial and spherical geometries. We aimed to developed new models to extend the ESTHER capabilities to compare with chalenging HED
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history have been well constrained (geometries, paleo-geographies, wheeler diagrams, as well as, thermal, erosion and accumulation histories). Using thermo-mechanical modelling coupled with surface process
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Research Framework Programme? Horizon 2020 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Postdoctoral researcher in arithmetic geometry and/or algebraic K-theory
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final development stage. This platform will serve as a reference facility for evaluating the performance of novel passive heat transfer enhancement geometries; generating high-quality experimental
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generation, targeted atomistic simulations, structural descriptor extraction, and predictive models. The work will aim to establish links between local pore geometry, structural disorder, sodium adsorption
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of special functions, and appear naturally in physics, but also, for example, in combinatorics (finite differential generating series) or in algebraic geometry (Picard‑Fuchs equations). A particularly
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departments dedicated to research in condensed matter physics and chemistry. Its multidisciplinary character is reflected in activities covering spin electronics, magnetism, ultrafast optics, electron