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of investigating the relationships between microstructure, processing routes, and thermomechanical performance. The research will combine physics-based modelling and numerical simulations, including thermomechanical
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muscle contraction patterns during facial expressions and mimetic movements, which will subsequently be used for simulation and evaluation of the results. The PhD project is divided into five following
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representation of the vertical coordinate in numerical ocean models used to simulate ocean currents, temperature, and salinity. These developments will improve the representation of deep-ocean circulation and
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laser beams, in the context of future laser fa-cilities for inertial fusion. It will be carried out within the theory group TIPS (Theory, Plas-ma Interpretation & Simulation), in close collaboration with
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parameters (periodicity, thickness, refractive indices) and material properties to maximize the ultrasonic sensitivity of the sensor. 3. Experimental Validation: Comparison of the predicted simulation
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models that bridge the gap between laboratory settings and natural environments. It fits with Sustainable Transitions axe of the TIRIS program (https://anr.fr/ProjetIA-22-EXES-0015 ), addressing challenges
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their understanding, validation, and integration into distributed or embedded architectures. Finally, the developed approaches must be experimentally validated on real-time and HIL/PHIL simulation platforms
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are essential. Experience with finite element simulation software will also be considered an asset. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR7315-DAMAND-007/Default.aspx Requirements
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association with the ITER project; • Astrochemistry and exobiology, to simulate various environments and to prepare for future space missions and observations; • Surface sciences and innovative materials
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also deal with the diffusive behavior of certain elements simulating fission products (FPs) and activation products within these materials. This thesis will study the properties of chromium-doped UO2