4 industry-manufacturing PhD positions at CNRS

PhD thesis (M/F) in Chemistry of Materials

CNRS | Montpellier, Languedoc Roussillon | France | 3 days ago

material, additive manufacturing (AM, also called 3D-printing) seems the most promising, as the shear induced during printing can orient the particles while forming the material. Yet, so far, the research is

M/F PhD thesis on the numerical study of the effect of pulsed currents in flash sintering (SPS)

CNRS | Dijon, Bourgogne | France | 9 days ago

of which are critical for the aerospace industry. Understanding and controlling PPBs is therefore essential to optimize the properties of the synthesized materials. The use of pulsed electric currents could

PhD position in chemical reaction engineering M/F

CNRS | Villeurbanne, Rhone Alpes | France | about 2 months ago

, one aspect could be overlooked: heat transfer and the risk of thermal runaway. Thermal runaway remains a significant safety risk in the chemical industry, accounting for nearly 25% of accidents [1

M/F PhD position on the simulation and modeling of atomization to predict fuel spray characteristics in aeronautical injectors

CNRS | Saint Etienne du Rouvray, Haute Normandie | France | about 2 months ago

as well as new theoretical tools. Its mission is to provide excellence in scientific research and development, and it maintains strong links with industry. As part of a collaboration contract between