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) / InP contact layer (200 nm) / Si substrate The objective of the project is to develop a plasma etching process for this multilayer stack, enabling selective etch stopping on the InP contact layer, which
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, or optimization**, connected to **artificial intelligence** and the research of **Antonin Chambolle** and his collaborators at CEREMADE. The position is a research position. The candidate will interact mainly with
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in the framework of the BBEST PEPR. The project aims to valorise syngas derived from biomass via the OX-ZEO process. This relay catalytic process combines a hydrogenating metal oxide to produce
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mixtures, including information retrieval, random access, approximate search, querying and filtering, encryption, compression, and many other information-processing tasks. Our team is looking for a talented
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particular, the postdoctoral fellow will work on three complementary areas: - Development and optimization of imaging analysis protocols Improvement of hyperspectral and multispectral photoluminescence (HMSPL
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to develop, optimize and apply advanced mass spectrometry approaches for the structural and molecular characterization of ARDCs, and to analyze and interpret the resulting data. - Develop and optimize mass
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for developing and optimizing plasma-based functionalization processes for ferrimagnetic nanoparticles. The successful candidate will be responsible for investigating the relationships between plasma parameters
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journals and presentations at conferences. - Collaboration with interdisciplinary research teams as part of the CERTAINTY project. - Optimization and documentation of modeling configurations for future
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of studying and optimizing the microstructural and mechanical properties of granular materials bonded by a solidified foam, within the framework of the ANR project BONDINGFOAM. This mission is structured around
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of electrical charges at extremely small scales. However, these processes occur in trillionths of a second, far too fast for current methods to capture. The ERC-funded UltraWave project aims to overcome