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the CARNOT HyLBM project, which aims to develop advanced numerical models for hydrogen storage in nanostructured metal hydride reactors. The researcher will contribute to the development of advanced
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design workflows for nanoporous carbon electrodes for sodium-ion batteries. The objective is to accelerate the exploration of virtual carbons with varied microstructures by combining numerical structure
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datasets and validating numerical models developed within the laboratory. 2.2 Responsibilities The successful postdoctoral researcher will join a research team developing a unique experimental platform at
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Rennes, Bretagne | France | 2 months ago
institute of the Rennes University (IRMAR). The team expertise encompasses mathematical (stochastic) and numerical modelling of ocean flows, observational and physical oceanography, data assimilation and
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Programme? Horizon Europe - ERC Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The advent of large galaxy surveys such as Euclid poses numerous modeling challenges
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requires very long simulation times which may only be achieved using frugal numerical approaches or reduced-order models. Below are listed some possible activities of the successful candidate. Some of these
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modelling and partial differential equations; • an understanding of Carleman linearisation approaches and/or the Koopman–von Neumann formulation; • the ability to develop and analyse numerical methods
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numerical techniques to study collective states in active matter. Depending on the candidate's profile and interests, the research can involve various aspects of the modeling and the optimal control of active
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Polytechnique de Paris, is one of France's top 6 general engineering schools. The mainspring of Télécom Paris is to train, imagine and undertake to design digital models, technologies and solutions for a society
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candidate will : • Adapt the AEROTYPro/GRASP methodology for the typing and quantification of stratospheric sulfate aerosols; • Develop optical models for the characterization of sulfate particles produced