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remaining biologically interpretable? The PhD candidate will design and apply integrative computational workflows using methods such as multi-omics integration, spatial modelling, representation learning
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et al., 2022; Jomelli et al., 2022, 2024). In parallel, glaciological studies conducted in recent years across the entire mountain range reveal strong spatial variability in surface mass balance (SMB
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understanding of bioprecipitation processes in porous media, with a focus on the spatial distribution of bacterial colonization and the growth of biominerals in contact with the grains. The PhD candidate will
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, or supervised/unsupervised learning depending on the available data) using spatial analysis and geographic machine learning tools (e.g., scikit-learn, PyTorch/TF + GeoPandas/Shapely) - Implementing a semantic
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-Saclay region and is easily accessible by public transportation from Paris. More information is available at https://www.ip-paris.fr . The candidate will join the doctoral school of the Institut
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interest in data analysis, modelling, statistics, and machine learning. Experience in spatial data analysis (GIS), scientific programming (Python, R, or equivalent), or artificial intelligence will be
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Villers les Nancy, Lorraine | France | 2 months ago
captures the visual and temporal complexity of signed communication, including manual signs, body posture, facial expression, mouthing, spatial structure, and timing. The PhD will explore how sign-language
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capable of tracking the spatial and temporal dynamics of every individual cell within in vitro microtumors. The PhD candidate will divide their time equally between these two research activities. During
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the analysis of large-scale genomic data and in particular the spatial and molecular organization of the human URL. His team is entirely computational and aims at decoding the cellular hierarchies and
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Sophia Antipolis, Provence Alpes Cote d Azur | France | 3 months ago
simulations are a key tool for testing scientific hypotheses and predicting the evolution of these systems. However, their computational cost remains prohibitive, particularly at large spatial and temporal