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chemistry, analytical chemistry and microbiology, in relation to environment and materials. IPREM is composed of three scientific Teams. The CME Team (Environmental Chemistry and Microbiology) focuses
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within the framework of an international cotutelle between the University of Lille (France) and the University of Sherbrooke (Canada), providing the candidate with a multidisciplinary research environment
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with the MuBu library in the Max/MSP environment for Mapping-by-Demonstration - Identifying typical intonation patterns in our corpus of expressive speech - Implementing Mapping-by-Demonstration
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declarative model (ontology, rules, constraints); - designing and implementing the narrative composition engine and its integration into the mixed-reality environment (Unity); - defining and analysing
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the Max/MSP environment for Mapping-by-Demonstration - Identifying typical intonation patterns in our corpus of expressive speech - Implementing Mapping-by-Demonstration to control these intonation patterns
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involved in distanced historical understanding within immersive environments — inference, causal reconstruction, theory of mind, perspective-taking, affective connection, embodied understanding
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development have been set-up to respond to these societal issues. Scientific supervisor: Thomas Berthelon - MOST team ([email protected] ) Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr
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(spoken and written) is essential for working in an international environment and publishing in scientific journals. Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR7357-MARURB-010
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virtual environments. The selected candidate (M/F) will join the IPP (Instrumentation and Photonics Processes) team, which specializes in research on light-matter interactions in micro- and nanostructured
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of the International Heliophysics Data Environment Alliance. Computational work can be carried out on the LabIA platform at LISN, the computing facilities of the Paris Observatory, and the Jean Zay supercomputer. Travel