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Domaine Mathématiques, information scientifique, logiciel Contrat Stage Intitulé de l'offre Stage Human-Object Interaction benchmarking-Saclay-H/F Sujet de stage The interpretation of human
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tutorials as well as in the valorization of our innovations. #CEA-List ; #researcher ; #Nanotechnology ; #Simulation Model You have an engineering/master's degree or a PhD in the field of computer
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ESTHER is a 1D Lagrangian code for radiation-matter interaction that studies the evolution of materials transitioning from the solid phase to the plasma phase under the effect of an intense radiation pulse
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Scientific Reports, already cutting computational cost by more than two orders of magnitude (22,282 CPU hours down to 85 on a test case). With no known equivalent in the international literature, PULSE
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Photosynthetic organisms (microalgae and plants) are in constant interaction with their environment, responding to various abiotic pressures (temperature, nutrients, light), as well as biotic ones
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, numerical systems designs. The project builds on complementary developments from both teams: TRAITOR for experimental fault injection and µArchiFI for formal securi Applicants should hold a PhD in computer
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for systematic turbulence studies; Publishing scientific results in peer-reviewed journals and presenting them at international conferences. Profil du candidat The successful candidate should hold a PhD in plasma
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. · Location: CEA LITEN – INES Site, Le Bourget-du-Lac, France You should hold a PhD in Energy Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Process Engineering, or a related field. We
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of reports with respect to deadlines, scientific publications and patent proposals - Presenting the results internally and externally Profil du candidat Candidate’s profile: - PhD in Materials Chemistry
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phase-field models require the underlying free-energy density as an input. This internship aims to compute that free-energy landscape from first principles and transfer it to continuum electrode models