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Description IPREM institute is a joint research unit (UMR 5254) CNRS and Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (UPPA). Research activities focus on the development of fundamental knowledge in physical
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of the IJCLab, in the FIIRST team, under the supervision of Sarah Naimi, a specialist in nuclear spectroscopy and ion trapping techniques. The PhD candidate will also join the local team developing trapping
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to the development of a unique city-scale demonstrator linking chemical contamination, antimicrobial resistance, and aquatic environmental quality, in close collaboration with local authorities and water management
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well as possible, a skill that is extremely useful in many other research fields. The candidate will also develop an expertise in the field of trapped ions, which is still relatively unrepresented in France but very
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devices — a capability strongly aligned with next generation BCI applications. Project Description We have developed a neuromorphic spike-sorting pipeline [1] based on Locally Competitive Algorithms (LCA
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, without replacing them: eDNA broadens the detection spectrum but remains less precise locally and in terms of abundance. The reliability of metabarcoding depends critically on solid reference databases
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, …). Some effort may be dedicated to finding a tensor network topology (tensor train, tree tensor network, …) allowing to optimally represent vector fields arising from turbulence simulations. Then, this
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production. By developing hybrid architectures combining ontologies, generative models, reinforcement learning, and uncertainty quantification, the PhD project addresses the challenges identified by ICCARE in