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Domaine Physique du noyau, atome, molécule Contrat Post-doctorat Intitulé de l'offre Post-doctorat - HED models development into the ESTHER code and experimental applications - H/F Sujet de stage
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FieldEngineering » Materials engineeringYears of Research Experience1 - 4 Additional Information Eligibility criteria Knowledge of physical and/or mathematical modelling; Knowledge of differential equations
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, theoretical modelling and numerical simulations. The team focuses on model materials with controlled physical parameters, enabling quantitative comparisons between experiments, models and simulations, with
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comprehensive reactor model. - Definition of the dynamic conditions relevant to the target application - Evaluation of the catalytic properties of reference catalysts - Synthesis and characterization of materials
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The successful candidate will contribute to the development of a new generation of 3D-printed biomimetic materials designed to model the human intestine in vitro, as part of the BAM-INT project. The project aims
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, plasma polymer growth mechanisms, and the physicochemical properties of the resulting coatings, and for transferring the optimized conditions from model surfaces to magnetic nanoparticles. The main
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processes used in these channels. He/She will participate in modelling these processes at a global level (flows and organisation) as well as at the product treatment level (analysis of product/operator
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characterization of various coupled silicon nitride nanoelectromechanical oscillators and measurement of reservoir computing based on programmed FPGA scheme, (ii) development of multi-physics models in both
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renewable postdoctoral position is part of an innovative project focused on characterizing the modification of bio-based materials using natural enzyme mimics capable of oxidizing biomass, particularly
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the study of rare-earth nickelates in the infinite-layer phase, either partially or fully reduced. Partial reduction of these materials could lead to the emergence of new electronic and structural properties