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) / InP contact layer (200 nm) / Si substrate The objective of the project is to develop a plasma etching process for this multilayer stack, enabling selective etch stopping on the InP contact layer, which
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developed a unique nanoelectromechanical resonator (NEMS), consisting of a silicon nitride drum capacitively coupled to an Al drum resonator, so called double-drum resonator. Its unique device design gives
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The postdoctoral researcher will develop a novel active remote sensing method for the detection and characterization of stratospheric aerosols by adapting the AEROTYPro/GRASP methodology to observations from
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funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The candidate will develop
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: developing precise parton shower algorithms and studying their consequences in jet physics. - Develop a parton shower algorithm that is precise to the next-to-single log for ee collisions. - Extend
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position research project lies in cryptography, which is the science developing algorithms to protect information and communications from malicious attackers. The objective is to focus on the design and
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to develop algorithms to factor linear differential operators using p‑adic techniques. The central question of this proposal concerns the efficient symbolic resolution of linear differential equations
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) imaging instruments and quantitative calibration protocols. Optimization of μXRF data acquisition protocols to maximize signal complementarity. Participate in the development of algorithms to optimize HMSPL
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help reduce uncertainties in climate forecasts and better assess the effects of aerosols on atmospheric systems. The postdoctoral researcher's mission will be to develop and improve the WRF-Chem model
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, optimal transport, set evolution and shape optimization, calculus of variations), and/or convex/non-convex optimization methods (first-order algorithms, nonlinear/non-Euclidean gradient descents