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CNRS 6144), a leading laboratory in process engineering, particularly in electrochemical engineering for environmental applications such as water treatment and reuse, as well as the valorization
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of processing routes for advanced ceramics and surface treatments, with the aim of developing materials and components with tailored properties for demanding applications. SAFRAN is a leading French international
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Monte-Carlo simulations to optimize the detector geometry, as well as in its testing and commissioning. It will include as well the preparation of forthcoming experiments at the DESIR facility in GANIL
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, numerical process simulation, and advanced characterization techniques (synchrotron, TEM, EBSD), will be implemented. The ideal candidate will hold a Master's degree or an engineering degree in Materials
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observations of material evolution during ion interactions remain largely unexplored. Such knowledge is crucial to understand transient processes and defect dynamics, in order to design next-generation materials
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of quantum particles. This field offers a rich landscape of theoretical challenges, ranging from the study of integrable models and quantum simulation to the investigation of non-equilibrium dynamics
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. Consequently, the candidate must demonstrate skills and a strong interest in these two disciplines. Additionally, the candidate must show an aptitude for data processing and numerical simulation. Proficiency in
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association with the ITER project; • Astrochemistry and exobiology, to simulate various environments and to prepare for future space missions and observations; • Surface sciences and innovative materials
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administrative registration for a doctorate at EHESS. To this end, candidates are asked to submit an application for admission on e-candidat at the same time as the present procedure. This step is a prerequisite
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processes of transmission or non-transmission of landscape memory across a spectrum ranging from symbolic saturation (with certain camps having become tourist destinations) to apathy and silence. The research