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function of control inputs (u), external disturbances (p), and interaction terms (d). Depending on the application, these interaction terms d may represent aerodynamic or hydrodynamic forces, interactions
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in terms of safety and recyclability. However, the most mature and widely deployed redox-flow batteries today (vanadium batteries, which have been studied since the 1980s) remain expensive and limited
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will be studied in homogeneous solution by electrochemical and spectroscopic methods (UV-Vis/NIR, EPR). Their excellent electrocatalytic performance for HER and CO₂RR, in terms of efficiency, selectivity
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-induced wounds. At the molecular level, frequent exposure to acute or chronic tissue damage in epithelial tissues has recently been shown to activate plasticity mechanisms, with a deep impact on the cells
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of vacation/RTT per year for a 12-month fixed-term contract • Excellent working conditions (flexible hours, remote work) • A company cafeteria offering lunch at an affordable price • Partial reimbursement
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Mediterranean region, regularly cause flash floods in small watercourses. These floods prove particularly dangerous and damaging due to their high intensity and rapid onset. Gustave Eiffel University has been
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coupling, damage evolution, and anisotropic material behaviour. These developments will result in a virtual digital framework capable of providing predictive indicators, virtual testing, and decision-support
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resolution. This project is carried out in collaboration with the Laboratory of Metal Physics and Technology (LMPT), part of the Department of Materials at ETH Zurich, with experts in radiation damage
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Generation for Individuals with Cognitive Impairment. In the 34th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ECAI 2025). * Ledoyen F., Dias G., Pantin J., Maurel F., Lechervy A., Chahir Y
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Rennes, Bretagne | France | about 1 month ago
, DNA can theoretically store up to 10 terabytes per mm³, which would allow all data generated throughout human history to be stored within a cube of approximately 30 cm per side [3]. In terms