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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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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
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, Psychology, Neuroscience, Computer Science, or a related field, interested in interdisciplinary approaches to understanding human cognition, experience with experimental research and data analysis, and
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predict interaction effects. Unlike robot-specific neural network models, the proposed approach aims to learn a universal representation of local interactions (fluid-structure, robot-robot, robot-object
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analysis and dissemination of the findings. The main responsibilities will include: • Designing and implementing experimental paradigms involving motor and social coordination; • Recruiting participants
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, annotators, and underlying neural architectures. The ultimate goal is to produce argument mining tools that are more robust, generalizable, and fair, applicable to sensitive domains such as the analysis
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bioinformatics, computational biology, genomics, evolutionary biology or a related discipline. Essential skills include experience with genomic data analysis, proficiency in Python and/or R, familiarity with
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these processes by coordinating the dynamics of microtubules and actin network within the axonal growth cone. More recently, our work has revealed that NAV1 also regulates cell adhesion dynamics during the directed
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of researchers. The end of data taking being scheduled for January 2027, the student will make a significant contribution into data analysis toward the publication of the final results. The work will
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of crystallization conditions; preparation of samples for Cryo-EM and cryo-electron tomography; data collection and analysis; communication of results at conferences, scientific workshops, and thesis monitoring