3 Law positions at CNRS in PhD

PhD candidate: Modelling plate tectonics: How do processes at different scales interact to create strain localization at the planet scale? (ERC RhEoVOLUTION) M/F

properties of the medium with simple laws describing how these properties evolve in response to the resulting spatial variations in stress and strain rate. These models successfully produce, from an initially

PhD candidate: In situ experiments to unravel the feedbacks between strain localization and microstructural evolution in rocks, metals, and ice (ERC RhEoVOLUTION) M/F

of the mechanical behavior, and (3) evolution laws for the microstructure and mechanical behavior. The doctoral student will collaborate with the other members of the RhEoVOLUTION team to integrate the results

PhD student in mathematical physics (M/F)

the future electron-ion collider (EIC) planned in the USA. The main goals of the proposed PhD thesis will be to describe the genealogical law and relationships of BBM extreme particles, and to establish