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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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and future mechanisms in the evolution of the Earth's climate and external environment, using observations and modeling exercises. The PhD thesis is funded by the French-Brazilian (ANR-FAPESP) AMACLIM
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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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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
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Villeneuve la Garenne, le de France | France | 3 months ago
aims at advancing fundamentally the development of parallel continuum robots, a class of deformable robots obtained by assembling slender elastic legs in parallel. Their natural compliance enables them
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microfabrication facilities, multiphoton lithography and stereolithography systems, laboratories dedicated to the development of photocrosslinkable biomaterials, advanced optical and confocal microscopy platforms
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. Instrumental development is also a significant part of its activities. GEMaC has approximately 45 people across 3 thematic axes, including the NPQ (QNP) axis, 1 technical platform, and 2 shared services
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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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. However, the development of efficient and clean burners with stable combustion of NH3/N2/H2 blends raises important questions regarding the associated pollutant emissions, including NOx, unburnt NH3 and