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. Scientific objectives - Advances in broadband laser technology are fueling hopes of achiev-ing inertial confinement fusion in a regime largely free of parametric instabilities, paving the way for more robust
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, annotators, and underlying neural architectures. The ultimate goal is to produce argument mining tools that are more robust, generalizable, and fair, applicable to sensitive domains such as the analysis
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the possibility of performing controlled parametric studies and, ultimately, of extrapolating thermophysical properties towards conditions where convective transport is negligible. Fundamental questions
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biological mechanisms that control it remain largely unknown. The aim of this PhD project will be to understand how changes in pressure drive this extremely rapid three-dimensional reconfiguration of a tissue
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the Linux/Unix command line, and a solid foundation in statistics. Candidates should be able to work both independently and collaboratively and to communicate scientific results effectively in English
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– Blood Signals”** team investigates the molecular mechanisms controlling the development, maintenance, regeneration, and aging of the hematopoietic system, with a particular focus on hematopoi
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to understand deformation-controlled hydrogen systems by integrating seismic observations and THMC physical modeling at three complementary sites: Comminges (primary target), Oman, and New Caledonia. The central
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contribute to NDDs. In recent years, we have identified key roles for the microtubule-associated protein Navigator-1 (NAV1) in axon growth and guidance. Notably, we have shown that NAV1 controls
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for the development of more predictive preclinical platforms. This PhD project is part of the ANR JCJC EXOFLEX project, which aims to develop an instrumented microfluidic platform capable of simultaneously controlling
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activity component. At the interface between environmental radiochemistry, soil geochemistry and microbial ecology, this research will contribute to improving our understanding of the mechanisms controlling