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Architecture of Systems (LAAS-CNRS) is an independent research unit of the CNRS, affiliated with the CNRS Institutes of Computer Science and Engineering. Located in Toulouse, it is associated with six founding
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of zero-knowledge and privacy-preserving architectures with 20+ years of digital product development leadership experiences in a range of industries, multiple patents, and previous business experiences. As
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different AWE topologies and control architectures impact the reliability and stability of AWE. The research work will be carried out within the AWETRAIN project, where you will be collaborating within a
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systems based on an analysis of their current architecture and operational data. Machine learning and neural network architectures, including convolutional, recurrent and transformer networks. MLOps and
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-source remote sensing data (multiple sensors or platforms), satellite image timeseries analysis, integration of timeseries and multi-resolution, or similar cases. Possible application areas can be mapping
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implications on multiple fronts: On the Sentinel-1 mission: This project provides new means to better exploiting SAR observations, further improving the impact of the Sentinel-1 mission and other satellite
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. The challenges lie in exploiting the advantages of cryogenic operation, such as the lower thermal noise, while circumventing device non-idealities by inventing innovative circuit architectures and
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difficult to judge the applicant’s contribution for publications with multiple authors, a short description of the applicant’s contribution must be included. About The Faculty of Science and Technology The
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at the forefront of quantum technology through a collaborative environment involving multiple universities, industrial partners, and experimental efforts. The candidate will have opportunities to participate in
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the professional market is towards flexible, low-profile solutions. From one side, the need of reliable and fast connections from multiple orbits, with quick beam pointing and switching between constellations, is