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optimization models for electric vehicle fleet charging planning. Activities: • Apply operations research methods (linear and mixed-integer programming, dynamic optimization, stochastic optimization) • Integrate
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atmospheric models on clusters and supercomputers. Experience with code parallelization, MPI (Message Passing Interface), and performance optimization for large-scale simulations using models such as WRF-Chem
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, Paris 16th. Its 150 researchers (including 75 permanent members from Paris-Dauphine, CNRS, or INRIA) work on a wide range of topics, including nonlinear analysis, probability, optimization, finance, etc
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characterization of the wireless link (power + sensing) - Design and optimization of sensor-resonator coupling - Participation in in vitro and ex vivo testing We are seeking highly motivated researchers to join our
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simulation. Postdoc work programme: The postdoc will review the literature on epidemiological parameters and existing simulators, then benchmark a subset of simulators against key criteria. They will likely
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performance. This postdoctoral project aims to investigate the potential of newly developed high-temperature superconducting materials — such as ZrN, HfN, and NbTiN — produced by ICPMS-CNT and CEA-LETI, as
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entanglement using ultrashort charge wavepackets • Exploring the frontiers of THz quantum nanoelectronics as well as in the nanofabrication of advanced quantum devices which includes • Developing and optimizing
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tunnel junctions are already available in the laboratory. The work will therefore mainly focus on their experimental characterization, the optimization of RF interfaces, and the development of the full
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heat transfer processes Use of advanced numerical methods (CFD, LBM, hybrid models) Utilization of high-performance computing (HPC, GPU) Analysis and validation of numerical results Optimization
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includes: Synthesis, development and optimization of advanced biobased polymer matrices and polymer blends. Formulation and processing of high-performance thermoset systems. Development of carbon fibre