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, laboratory meetings, as well as at workshops and conferences covering the various aspects of the thesis: high-performance computing, numerical methods, and computational cosmology. An annual meeting of
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study, through numerical simulations, the transport of ions and water in sub-nanometer hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) channels using an ML-MD approach with DFT-accurate MACE potentials. A central
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) contribute to the research tasks, using both analytical and numerical methods, contributing to numerical validation of analytical predictions where relevant; (b) write up results for publication and
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activity ranging from physics to materials science, acoustics, micro- and nanotechnology. We offer reservoir computing measurement setup, high frequency NEMS characterization platform, numerical simulators
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test and compare the predictions of this new configuration against existing theories (which model these structures in parallel) using synthetic case studies. These numerical tests will aim to clearly
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and scientific computing. - Ability to formulate and conduct a research project independently, combining mathematical approaches, physical interpretation and numerical validation. - Proficiency in at
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resolution. These numerical methods are the only ones capable of addressing multi-physics and multi-scale problems (e.g., urban heat islands). The operational effectiveness of these methods depends on the
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-paris.fr/en/annuaire/ciuti-cristiano-en/ . The project aims to rigorously investigate, using state-of-the-art theoretical and computational methods, how quantum electromagnetic cavity fields and
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. The Pprime Institute is a CNRS Research Unit (UPR) specialising in the fields of Physical Sciences and Engineering Sciences. Its activities cover a broad scientific spectrum, ranging from materials
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IGE and internationally. A key feature of this institution is its access to high-performance computing infrastructure, which is essential for large-scale numerical simulations. Researchers on the OPERA