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-anchoring amine sites will be explored to further increase the local concentration of CO2 at the surface of the electrode. This novel architecture is expected to achieve selective CO2RR towards C2+ products
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is composed of structurally simple carbides and a concentrated cubic-centered phase. The appeal of these architectured materials is twofold : eutectic microstructures are known
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be developed. - Development of inverse methods - Development of full-field vibration measurement techniques - Experimental validation - Application to architectural plates and stringed-instrument
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focused on exploring the molecular architecture of the cell wall of several microorganisms. These cell wall structures are made of proteins, lipids and polysaccharides and are crucial components of the cell
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of this project is to develop a new Exechon-type parallel robot architecture that can be moved for machining and drilling tasks on large parts in the aerospace and naval sectors. This architecture has to meet both
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design, and innovative computer architectures. Our research interests range from the study of fundamental phenomena to the design of new devices with potential for technological applications in information
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. The maturation engineer will carry out all stages of device design and manufacture: modeling and definition of the appropriate architecture, cleanroom deposits, assembly of the final system and testing to validate
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have developed a new paradigm for controlling micro-photonics systems based on the transition between optical states. We have particularly identified a specific architecture with potential applications
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. The proposed thesis will be carried out in collaboration with the CEA-INES, within the framework of the IOTA project (Innovative Tandem Architectures) of the PEPR TASE, funded by the French National Research
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through porous structures. The candidate will use 3D printing tools to reproduce natural porous architectures (rocks, fractures, vessels, membranes) and image scalar transport using novel tomography