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for data collection, statistical analyses, manuscript preparation, and presenting results at international conferences. Main tasks include: - Implementing controlled breeding experiments to assess
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develop internally. At the end of the thesis, we expect to reach these objectives: (i) further understand and optimize the plasma processes to have a better control of the growth of UWBG semiconductors
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knowledge of the use of command line and programming (bash and R), -Strong skills in statistical analysis, -Good ability to work in a team, -Good command of English (reading, writing, speaking), -Good
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participate in in vitro/ex vivo testing. Supervision & Environment • Denys Nikolayev (IETR Rennes): expert in wireless bioelectronics and wave control in tissues • Simon Hemour (IMS Bordeaux): expert in RF
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Microsystems - MICS Group: Metrology, Identification, Control, and Monitoring This thesis work falls within the research themes of the MSC group, and more specifically the MaPP axis: Materials – Processes
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interaction of classical Lewis Pairs (LPs), the SupraCAN project aims to create a new family of catalysts capable of (i) controlled activation (latency) (ii) cooperative activation (high activity) (iii
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industrial process control remains under-explored; the current approach relies on statistical tests or conventional machine learning. One of the manufacturing processes addressed in this thesis is injection
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instrument that will allow the analysis of mesoscale thermal processes under highly controlled experimental conditions in order to understand the fundamental nature of heat transport and to measure the thermal
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study high quality perovskite materials, obtained by vacuum growth, and controlled in-situ with extremely sensitive characterization techniques. The candidate will conduct experiments based on optical
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Matter Chemistry (ICMCB) focuses its research on Solid State Chemistry, Materials Science and Chemistry and Process: designing, preparing, shaping and characterizing materials in order to discover, control