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numerous academic partners. Working conditions: - Easy access to the Cronenbourg campus by public transport - The CNRS may cover part of the cost of travel tickets - Meals are available at a university
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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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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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been proposed: traditional computer‑algebra methods [3], reduction of the problem modulo a prime p [6, 2], and symbolic‑numeric methods [4, 1]. This postdoc proposal concerns the second modular approach
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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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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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institution is its access to high-performance computing infrastructure, which is essential for large-scale numerical simulations. Researchers on the OPERA team regularly participate in collaborative projects
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, with a particular focus on the Burgers equation. The main responsibility of the successful candidate will be the theoretical and numerical study of the Burgers equation [HR Jauslin, HO Kreiss, and J
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and characterize freezing and melting nucleation pathways. Our numerical results will be finally confronted to state of the art experiments made by collaborators from the same consortium. What do we
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syntheses involving radioactive actinides, numerous experiments will be conducted using non-radioactive elements under similar conditions. The postdoctoral fellow will also be responsible for characterization