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on the Belin-Roche campus at University of Toulouse. The doctoral research is part of the TIRIS Scalingup Microcoredeal project, which aims to develop micro-models with a focus on designing and fabricating
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–Science research-creation project bringing together engineering, life sciences and design. This interdisciplinary framework will enable the candidate to develop innovative experimental models while engaging
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embolism events, trigger high-speed acquisitions, and measure their dynamics over timescales ranging from several hours down to a few microseconds. The work will include designing and automating
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and supramolecular chemistry, physical and analytical chemistry, materials design, and photonics. Five teams are affiliated with the CNRS National Institute of Chemistry (INC), while the sixth is part
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. This PhD project in Natural Language Processing aims to design generative models capable of automatically simplifying texts into Easy-to-Read and Understand language while preserving their discourse
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validation tests of experimental results related to developed prototypes. Designing conversational solutions and for the assessment of conversational solutions after having worked on LLM's. - ISOL, M. Penco
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of research. We propose a novel approach: to design solid cellular materials (3D-printed), whose shape and mechanical properties evolve in a controlled manner in response to internal depressurisation; using
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remaining biologically interpretable? The PhD candidate will design and apply integrative computational workflows using methods such as multi-omics integration, spatial modelling, representation learning
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to artifacts such as non specific absorption, parasitic reactions, or diffusion based resolution loss. In this project, we will design and control a surface modifcaiton process based on a double, photo
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of them specifically designed to allow decoupling electronic and ionic properties. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR5085-PATROZ-004/Default.aspx Requirements Research