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candidates from all backgrounds to join our community. The Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering conducts research and arranges related courses in the fields of electromagnetics, micro and
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Saclay, le de France | France | 2 months ago
centered on SBI (https://sbi4c.inria.fr ), funded by the Grenoble MIAI AI institute. This thesis is part of this collaborative context, to which two complementary theses are also attached: the first focused
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neural networks) to design and optimise integrated photonic devices and metasurfaces. This includes building automated workflows that link electromagnetic simulation tools with AI models to accelerate
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the electromagnetic pinch force remains present, the lack of gas density leads to different plasma expansion characteristics, which in turn influence weld pool stability, depression, turbulence, and molten metal
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‑fidelity electromagnetic and multi‑physics simulations to develop efficient, compact and reliable solutions for sustainable energy applications in collaboration with industry. At the Department of Electronic
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to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/362176/phd-spotsize-converter-developm… Requirements Specific Requirements Masters degree in electrical engineering, applied physics, photonics