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to the sustainable and resilient management of water resources, using diverse datasets such as satellite imagery and in situ observations. The PhD is part of the European HORIZON EUROPE INTEGRATOR project, which
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and transcriptome resources) • Participate in daily care tasks of the Platynereis worm culture • Required skills • MSc in a relevant field (or in the final stages of completion). Bac + 4 • Basic
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of inorganic, organic, and energy resources. The doctoral candidate will join a team internationally recognized for its work on advanced electrochemical processes, innovative electrochemical reactors, treated
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and computationally resource-limited environments? Challenges to Overcome: Several scientific challenges must be addressed to solve this problem. The first concerns the early detection of weak
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natural environments. It fits with Sustainable Transitions axe of the TIRIS program (https://anr.fr/ProjetIA-22-EXES-0015 ), addressing challenges related to energy transition, resource conservation and
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the Advanced Encryption Standard, some specific contexts (think about resource-constrained IoT devices for instance) create the need for new ciphers with specific attributes. Evaluating the security of both
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of the generated texts through behavioural and neurophysiological measures. The expected outcomes are new tools and resources for scientifically grounded textual accessibility, tailored to neuro-atypical audiences
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related to energy transition, resource conservation and improved utilization of georesources, and decarbonization of end-uses. Full-time contract for 3 years, starting November 1, 2026. Gross salary €2,300
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; • Radiation-matter interaction. The unit is organised into seven research teams and three support teams (technical, scientific computing and IT resources, and administrative and financial). The laboratory has a
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), - national and international collaborations (notably Barcelona, Krakow, CERN). The project is part of the MODERATO program (IN2P3), funded through internal resources. Expected Outcomes and Dissemination