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, they will be involved in: • the implementation, optimization, and operation of cryogenic devices and systems; • performing low-temperature experimental measurements; • the development and experimental
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identify the optimal foaming process parameters and study the effects of additives such as starch, silica and calcium carbonate on thermal, mechanical and water-related properties. They will also be
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the research team; contributing to the optimization of the investigated enhancement geometries; disseminating research outcomes through publications in leading international journals and presentations
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and economy that respect people and their environment. We are looking for our next postdoctoral researcher in computer graphics and machine learning to join the Image, Data and Signal (IDS) department
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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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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Montbonnot Saint Martin, Rhone Alpes | France | 2 months ago
scene diversity and flexibility, making them attractive for applications in entertainment, simulation, and human–computer interaction. However, a persistent limitation lies in their inability to enforce
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and 3D finite element modelling (COMSOL, CST) of the optical control process for materials. -Integration of the optimal compositions into simple test structures to directly evaluate electrical switching
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to the lab's research aimed at understanding how polyploid cells regulate their optimal size while maintaining their function. This effort is part of the lab's broader project to study ploidy transitions
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, and optimizing cleanroom-based micro- and nanofabrication processes dedicated to the fabrication of these MEAs; Integrating the developed bioelectronic devices into microfluidic organ-on-chip platforms