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Processes (https://simap.grenoble-inp.fr ) - is a multidisciplinary laboratory with more than 200 participants from chemistry, physics, materials and fluid mechanics. It is one of the leading laboratories in
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spectrum of topics in CNU sections 27 "Computer Science" and 61 "Computer Engineering, Automation and Signal Processing". The laboratory is located at the heart of the Sophia Antipolis technology park, in a
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Precipitation (MICP) is a process used in geotechnical engineering and heritage preservation to improve the mechanical properties of low-cohesive soils and porous granular media, or to heal fractures that form in
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. The experimental part will involve leaching experiments coupled with detailed characterization techniques of the solid and aqueous phases to understand the processes by which chemical elements are released
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become part of a laboratory that covers a wide range of fields, from statistical physics to hydrodynamic turbulence, including mathematical physics and signal processing, as well as soft and condensed
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et al., 2022; Jomelli et al., 2022, 2024). In parallel, glaciological studies conducted in recent years across the entire mountain range reveal strong spatial variability in surface mass balance (SMB
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controlling the long-term fate of naturally occurring radionuclides within this matrix remain poorly understood. In particular, the processes responsible for the progressive decrease in their mobility over time
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operating currents and conductors composed of multiple REBCO tapes in parallel. It is therefore necessary to develop experimental and numerical study capabilities for quench dynamics in REBCO conductors and
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macrophages recognize, deform and internalize microplastics and other microparticles. In parallel, the project will incorporate a design-driven research perspective exploring how forms, objects, images and
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the production and dissemination of a film presenting the project. Supervision Prof. Radouane EL YAGOUBI – Neuroscience, CLLE Laboratory Dr Amel AISSAOUI – Signal Processing, IRIT Laboratory Contact Prof. Radouane