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field) and ground-based (radio) data - Use of various software codes: (i) radio emission simulation code, (ii) solar wind propagation code. - Development of software (preferably in Python) for data
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working for about fifteen years on the development of short-term forecasting systems designed to anticipate these phenomena by a few hours. Better anticipation should allow civil protection and emergency
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. Their nonlinear evolution can lead to the emergence of large-scale coherent structures or turbulence, resulting in significant radial plasma transport—and thus degradation of plasma confinement. Understanding
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contribute to the development of predictive human in vitro models for ageing research while providing robust alternatives to animal experimentation. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Talence, Aquitaine | France | 2 months ago
work closely with a second PhD student, primarily based and supervised at Gepetto, and focusing on the development of RL motion generation and simulation-driven co-design tools. The two PhD projects will
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development. The next step is to incorporate the evaluation of trajectory parameters (Track Fit) into this process. A promising approach involves regression using Transformers, which have shown excellent
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drugs. These applications involve collaborative projects with industry partners (already funded) or academic partners. For these three examples, this metrological approach to sensor development involves a
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interfacial phenomena. The project is part of the ERC Starting Grant EMBIOMO, which focuses on the dynamics of embolism propagation within leaf vascular networks and on the development of biomimetic models
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research unit of Clermont Auvergne University, affiliated with the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and the French Research Institute for Development (IRD). It is situated on the Cézeaux
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consortium comprising Thales, the CEA, and the CNRS (through its two laboratories, LULI and CELIA). In this context, LULI is responsible for several work packages, including the development of innovative laser