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Work on globally unique experimental data to shape understanding of tsunami inundation of coastlines and interaction with buildings. Job description Tsunami engineering is a field that has grown
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funded by the KAKENHI Challenging Research project “Foundations of Non-Hermitian Gravitational Physics and Exploration of Black Hole Gravitational Waves” (project period: April 2026–March 2029; Principal
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particular in terms of seismic risks and underwater noise pollution, by relying on numerical modeling of seismo-acoustic wave propagation generated by underwater explosions and on seismic and acoustic data
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). More information about UCAS and ICTP-AP can be found at https://english.ucas.ac.cn and https://ictp-ap.org We invite applications for a full-time postdoctoral position in gravitational wave physics
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-doctoral researcher in the area of gravitational wave physics to join and extend our work in gravitational wave data analysis and our contribution to the LIGO Scientific Collaboration and Einstein Telescope
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. Investigate and optimize metamaterial structures for advanced beamforming, wave manipulation, and enhanced pulse-echo performance of ultrasonic transducers. 4, Conduct comprehensive characterization
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%) postdoctoral scholarship holder in the field of low-noise readout electronics for next-generation gravitational wave detectors. The group is an active member of the Virgo, Einstein Telescope (ET), and
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Rennes, Bretagne | France | 2 months ago
to ocean dynamics and to study theoretically the corresponding system of equations. The second objective will be to explore more specifically such a system for wave-current interaction description. This post
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%) postdoctoral scholarship holder in the field of gravitational wave instrumentation, with a focus on seismic isolation and suspension commissioning for Advanced Virgo+ Phase 2. The Particle Physics group
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Summary By exploiting recently discovered analogies between acoustics, nonlinear waves, and quantum mechanics, this research will create the foundations for a path to promising and validating modes