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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Montbonnot Saint Martin, Rhone Alpes | France | 28 days ago
track record in applied mathematics, scientific computing, and computational mechanics; Proficiency in programming (Python/C++); Solid knowledge of numerical methods. Highly appreciated qualifications
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candidate has experience in coding numerical solutions to partial differential equations via the finite element method / finite differences schemes and programming skills in Mathematica, Matlab, Python
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complex circuits. The team is particularly interested in formal methods and system verification to ensure reliability from the earliest development stages. A major research focus concerns hardware security
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and computational methods available at IJL, in tight collaboration with industry. The contract is for 18 months. The project is funded by ArcelorMittal Industeel, CEA, and Framatome. Responsibilities
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structural health monitoring of structures immersed in heavy fluids, by continuing to develop the “Modal Strain Energy” and “Matched Field Processing” methods for detecting and locating a potential defect in
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objective is to develop artificial intelligence methods that complement modeling techniques, particularly at the atomic scale, specific to the physical chemistry of materials. In this context
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proposes to combine in situ and remote sensing data, radiative transfer models, and chemical and physical analytical methods to better understand the fundamental properties and the impact of mineral dust
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essential in numerous everyday applications such as lighting, displays, and detection systems. A current challenge is to develop multifunctional, stimulusresponsive materials capable of meeting various needs
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to do a proof of concept by first implementing the gravity anomaly using a boundary element method for homogeneous media (Cayol et al., 1997), before switching to a fictitious domain method for
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between research institutes and industry partners, combining experimental and numerical expertise. This position is part of the ANR DYNATERRE project, which focuses on the static and dynamic behavior