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emerge, are constructed as problems (or non-problems), and are handled and arbitrated, including through which instruments, criteria and modes of coordination; examine how social and environmental justice
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algorithms will subsequently be developed, trained and tested to identify markers of reduced brain resilience during ageing. The project adopts an interdisciplinary approach at the interface of neuroscience
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-tracking data. A major part of the work will focus on the preprocessing and analysis of multimodal time-series data. The research will specifically contribute to testing the Three-Component Model (TCM
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of this thesis is to contribute to the development of these means, particularly in the context of the PEPR SupraFusion project. For the experimental part, the thesis work will initially rely on a test cryostat in
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of Technology (KIT), Germany. GSP techniques will be validated and fine-tuned in a variety of simulation conditions. To test their clinical relevance, the optimized GSP techniques will also be applied to real
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coupling, damage evolution, and anisotropic material behaviour. These developments will result in a virtual digital framework capable of providing predictive indicators, virtual testing, and decision-support
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, and to test them experimentally. The next step will be to determine the distribution of deformations required to achieve complex shapes (inverse problem). Finally, we will seek to automatically produce
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to environmental disturbances. The MULTICHEM-HOLO project aims to test the hypothesis that post-fire resilience is an emergent property of this holobiont, resulting from dynamic interactions between the plant, its
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of extracting quantitative seismic observables and testing their consistency with competing physical models. Comminges (Occitanie) – Primary Application Target The Comminges prospect is a unique natural
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PhD thesis student (f/m) at ESRF and University of Bath to study CO₂ capture by coupling X-ray Raman
of Bath and the soft X-ray imaging beamline, I08 SXM, at Diamond Light Source, giving you hands-on experience in material synthesis, carbon capture testing, and spatially-resolved X-ray imaging. Together