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archaeological and historical contexts is also required. Additionally, the ability to perform *ad hoc* data processing (multivariate statistics, machine learning, etc.) is desirable. Proficiency in programming
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neuroscience research. The project is exclusively devoted to fundamental academic research and is conducted within the framework of publicly funded scientific research activities. Where to apply Website https
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(between one and two weeks for each mission). A knowledge of various data processing techniques is essential, as is the ability to create reliable databases. Knowledge of the operation of an electrical grid
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myosin isoforms. In particular, myosin 18 emerges as a key regulator of muscle myosin 2 and is involved in various pathologies. Surprisingly, myosin 18 has lost its ability to hydrolyze ATP and
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Saclay, le de France | France | 3 months ago
applications will be tackled. The first concerns electrical machines like power plant alternators for which EDF has developped numerical simulators and has large sets of sensor data (measuring leaking flux
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engaging in an exchange with a conspecific) has only been demonstrated in a single species of non-human primate (the orangutan). However, non-human primates appear to possess the cognitive abilities
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- Knowledge of molecular biology techniques (DNA extraction, qPCR) - Rigorous and reliable - Initiative and creativity - Ability to work independently and organise experimental work effectively - Good oral and
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, the ability to analyze the full dataset collected by the experiment will be severely limited. The L2IT is a leader in developing new track reconstruction algorithms using geometric deep learning methods
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environment, infrastructures. All developed methods will be validated using real-world datasets from the Montpellier metropolitan area, by assessing their ability to enrich existing GIS databases, reduce
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low-carbon power-generating reactors based on laser fusion. In France, the Taranis project, selected in March 2024 as part of the France 2030 plan and led by the startup GenF, brings together a national