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the OGGM glaciological model for present-day conditions and simulate the recent behavior of selected studied glaciers. • Simulate glacier behavior throughout the Holocene using available climate model
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field) and ground-based (radio) data - Use of various software codes: (i) radio emission simulation code, (ii) solar wind propagation code. - Development of software (preferably in Python) for data
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staff members (researchers, engineers, PhD students) and operates several major experimental facilities: LULI2000, Apollon, HERA, XCAN. The PhD student will join LULI's theory team (TIPS) and will work
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this PhD project is part of the REFFRACTEUR European Doctoral Network, the 36-month doctoral programme will be organised as follows: Months 1–9 (9 months): the doctoral candidate will work at SAFRAN's
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for ambitious PhD research, with rigorous scientific supervision. The PhD student will join the transverse SiC research axis, which is highly dynamic and internationally recognized. He/She will benefit from a
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association with the ITER project; • Astrochemistry and exobiology, to simulate various environments and to prepare for future space missions and observations; • Surface sciences and innovative materials
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activate spinal networks. This PhD project aims to investigate the underlying mechanisms of rSynES-induced recovery using a mouse model of cervical SCI, through longitudinal assessment of molecular and
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per month. Affiliation with the SDU2E doctoral school. Application should include a CV, motivation letter, complete course grade, contact information of two references, and a copy of the Master's thesis
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), and the PhD student will be involved in several collaborative projects. During the second year of the thesis project, the work will be carried out in close collaboration with our colleagues
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through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The PhD will be conducted at GEPEA (UMR