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interest as: i) the use of sodium metal as anode and different cathode materials to build a full Na-ASSB battery cell is possible2, ii) the conductivity of NaSICON solid electrolyte is in the range of 3-5.10
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operator known as the infinitesimal operator. Several mathematical methods have recently been developed to tackle such models [6, 8, 9, 3, 7]. Nevertheless, major questions remain open requiring
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, the amplitude of its oscillations, which are driven by collisions with residual air molecules in the vacuum chamber, must be reduced. This cooling can be achieved using optical methods by monitoring
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metal antenna. When photon energy exceeds the bandgap of the SC, mobile electron-hole pairs are generated and accelerated by a static electric field applied to the SC via polarizing electrodes, producing
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major limitations of existing wireless energy transfer methods. These breakthroughs pave the way for the practical realization of fully wireless, battery-free implantable devices with applications in
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the literature. The successful candidate should have a strong background in elemental and isotope geochemistry, petrology and numerical modeling. The collaboration involves LMV, Clermont-Ferrand, France. The
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of resources and energy. Conventional data fusion methods make use of all available measurements. These methods are known as “Bottom Up”. They offer the best estimation quality, but can be expensive in terms
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of Earth Sciences in Orleans. This thesis is part of the ANR 'MagBrines' funding that aims at developing a better understanding and ultimately detect metal-enriched brines in the Lesser Antilles
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are required. Lanthanides (Ln) recently joined the family of elements essential to living organisms.[1] The first Ln-enzyme, a methanol dehydrogenase, has been identified. In addition to the redox cofactor
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place at the Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire des Sciences du Numérique (LISN) on the “Belvédère” site. The successful candidate will join the M3 team (Models, Methods, and Multilingualism) of the STL (Sciences et