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a leading research center in multiscale models for cardiac electrophysiology, with focus on simulating intracardiac electrograms as an enabling technology for arrhythmia characterization. CaMo@KIT
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, crystallography) and molecular simulations. The PhD student is recruited within the ANR-funded project MyoAssemble. Myosins are molecular motors involved in several critical cellular processes. They convert
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with Simulation-based Inference ), funded by the Multidisciplinary Institute for Artificial Intelligence (MIAI) through an AIforScience Research Chair. ADACSI will develop a multi-probe simulation-based
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, optomechanics/nanomechanics. You have or are about to obtain a PhD in at least one of the following areas: nano-mechanics/nanoelectromechancics, OR multi-physics modelling (numerical simulations, e.g. matlab
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from massive datasets. Their ability to capture transferable knowledge offers a unique opportunity to rethink the modeling of physical interactions. The central idea of this PhD is that a model trained
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involve selecting various event topologies to constrain background and perform detailed study of double-beta decays. GEANT4-based simulations will be used with the software FALAISE developed by SuperNEMO
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remains open for the later stages of the PhD. During this PhD, the student will acquire highly valued skills in climate modeling, climate simulation analysis, and will contribute to expand the knowledge
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capable of automatically selecting the simulation strategy best suited to a given prediction objective, while optimizing the trade-off between accuracy and computational cost. The work will build on multi
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dynamics simulations to understand the growth mechanisms of thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering, with or without ion beam assistance (IBAS), particularly for metallic materials (Ag) and oxides (ZnO
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teacher-researchers and 138 engineers and technicians M/F), 46 employees on fixed-term contracts and 102 PhD students M/F. The PhD student's work will take place in the IPHC DeSIS group on the CNRS