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considered an asset. The selected candidate must be motivated to work in an interdisciplinary environment combining geosciences and data science, and demonstrate strong communication and teamwork skills Where
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genetically-induced rod degeneration and precipitates vision loss (Gegnaw et al, 2025). The PhD project aims at characterizing the mechanisms underlying this synergy by combining our mouse model of IRD (knock
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not yet been detected and could be for the first time with the full dataset from the LHC's Run 3 (by combining different measurement channels). A relatively precise measurement of the self-coupling will
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techniques adapted for the early detection of anomalies (wavelets, symmetric components, time and frequency-domain indicators). • Development of hybrid approaches combining physical models, signal processing
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Research Areas 1 and 3. Online analytical methods (Research Area 1) combine sampling (in this case, capture on a functionalised material) with rapid detection following derivatisation (in this case, using
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of biophysics, non-equilibrium statistical physics, and cancer biology. Its objective is to understand how stochastic fluctuations and cell-cell interactions combine to drive the spontaneous emergence
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of these systems by combining detailed operational modeling with decentralized decision-making approaches. The work will focus on: • the development of generic multi-energy system models accounting for typical
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) inverse the time-domain data into spatial domain based on full wave inversion (FWI); (2) combine the simulated data with experimental data to build hybrid dataset, (3) use learning-based methods to detect
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. Our original approach relies on an optical encoding and sequencing, through the development of fluorescently-encoded synthetic polymers, in combination with a detection technique for a fast decoding of
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potential releases of radioactive elements. Recent advances in the study of solid/solution interfaces have demonstrated the value of approaches that combine macroscopic dissolution measurements (release