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for studying and engineering electronic properties in quantum materials. By stacking different two-dimensional (2D) materials, it is possible to create systems with new and tunable properties. In
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of the ligand. In this way, we propose to identify ligands of different sizes and negative charges that can be used to synthesize and characterize metallic molecular structures, taking into account the
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have a solid understanding of the different types of superstring models and associated supergravity theories. Knowledge of mathematical concepts useful for the project (differential geometry, exceptional
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aromatics. This wil be achieved establishing conversion-selectivity curves at different temperatures and pressures and by co-feeding some potential intermediates. In a second step, key reaction parameters and
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the simulation of turbulent flows using a tensor network representation of the Navier–Stokes equations. Unlike recent approaches based on tensor networks, which simulate fluid flows in physical space using finite
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network that allow different sound dimensions to propagate along the auditory pathway. Frequency representation, or tonotopy, is present as early as the peripheral level, and the relationship between neuron
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of high-throughput genomic, transcriptomic, and scRNA-seq data. - Interpersonal Skills: Ability to integrate into a multidisciplinary team, interact and communicate with people from different fields
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skills in Python and experience with HPC environments. Experience with galaxy redshift surveys and/or gamma-ray astrophysics is desirable. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds who are eager
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UTe2 will be performed to extract the magnetic-field variation of the low-temperature Sommerfeld coefficient under magnetic fields of different directions. Other studies are planned, with the aim
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team, where the agent will work under the supervision of a CNRS researcher and interact with researchers and students at different levels, including BTS, Bachelor's, Master's and PhD students. The agent