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-turbine capable of converting their energy into electricity. Ultimately, this strategy could significantly reduce the net energy consumption of the process and contribute to the development of low-carbon
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-tracking data. A major part of the work will focus on the preprocessing and analysis of multimodal time-series data. The research will specifically contribute to testing the Three-Component Model (TCM
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of emerging quantum networks. In the last few years, color centers in the 2D material hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) have established them-selves as excellent quantum emitters, bringing new perspectives
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cross-border network — the Upper Rhine Biodiversity Cluster — to share knowledge. This work will lead to analytical tools, action plans, training for professionals, and exhibitions for the general public
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French doctoral employment contract with an implementing partner (UT, UT Capitole, UT2J, ISAE, INP, INSA, IMT-MA, ENAC, INSERM, IRD, INRAE, INUC)). • Salary: Competitive net monthly salary for a BEST PhD
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[Srdinsek2025], the sole structure of the tensor networks that could be “salvaged” was the canonical form that provided the ability to dynamically compress/decompress. During this PhD, we will develop more; we
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interfacial phenomena. The project is part of the ERC Starting Grant EMBIOMO, which focuses on the dynamics of embolism propagation within leaf vascular networks and on the development of biomimetic models
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). The work plan includes: . A detailed literature review on boiling flow regimes and their modeling. . The enhancement of the ConBo experimental setup with the integration of a Wire Mesh Sensor (W) to measure
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-canonical caspase substrates; multicolor/spectral flow cytometry; RT-qPCR, Western blot and cytokine assays; phagocytosis and T-cell functional assays; analysis of primary AML samples. The project will also
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forms part of the University of Bordeaux's ecosystem of excellence (Department of Biological and Medical Sciences). It is also part of the regional research network Oncosphère, dedicated to cancer