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sources to test advanced inertial fusion concepts, particularly in direct-drive geometries. This thesis is part of this effort, exploring the use of broadband inco-herent sources to drive the implosion
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of instruments. . The year 2026 will mark the start of the first observing campaign of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) with the Simons Observatory Large Aperture Telescope. Equipped with a 6-metre primary
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diasporic contexts. In line with new theoretical and methodological orientations, the project revisits the notion of embodiment and is interested in the movements of human bodies as bearers of memorial
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metrics to optimize the accuracy and speed of obstacle detection. Evaluate robustness metrics—specifically focusing on statistical lower bounds rather than simple expected values—to generate motion plans
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of biophysics, non-equilibrium statistical physics, and cancer biology. Its objective is to understand how stochastic fluctuations and cell-cell interactions combine to drive the spontaneous emergence
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will perform collaborative research toward realizing new control schemes for fluxonium circuits. You will get to contribute to diverse aspects of the experimental effort, both technical (drawing and
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joins us will be able to contribute to this effort, for example by applying GDL to signatures not considered in existing studies (tracks produced far from the detector center, tracks in dense environments
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synthesis, complementary physicochemical characterization, and catalytic performance evaluation. The postdoctoral researcher will therefore contribute to a multidisciplinary effort aimed at establishing
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dynamics; Movement, reproduction, and mortality processes; Intervention scenarios. Parameterization and structuring of input data. Support for participatory modeling - Preparation of stakeholder workshops
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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