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for the electrochemical community. In this work, we aim to study the mechanical properties of electrodes during charge/discharge cycles, in parallel with the ionic insertion/deinsertion phenomena observed by
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for an accurate simulation of time-dependent flows, enabling sensitive applications such as aeroacoustics. Furthermore, the high scalability on massively parallel computers can lead to advantageous turn-around
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functionalities to enable these features. In parallel of this work, the retained physicist will be able to start or continue researches on different science topics, for galactic or extragalactic objects
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researchers working in parallel: one in Australia (University of Adelaide) and the other in France (University of Grenoble Alpes). Interactions with doctoral students starting in 2026 are also planned on both
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of scientific activities (1 conference, 1 research school, 1 or 2 workshops, 2 paired research projects + any other parallel activities such as Masterclasses, FRUMAM conferences, etc.). It is organized
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and medium-scale computing environments (Linux, job schedulers, parallel computing). • Familiarity with data analysis, visualization, and handling large scientific datasets. • Ability to run, adapt
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the complexation process. In parallel, these systems will be evaluated as organocatalysts, with the ultimate goal of achieving highly enantioselective transformations. Candidates should hold a PhD in chemistry and
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on estimated movements using eDCCs. The research will focus on data simulated using the Monte Carlo method and real data from clinical SPECT scanners with a parallel collimator, such as those available at LUMEN
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MontpellierJoint research unit of University of Montpellier and CNRS (\~400 members). The DEXTER team (robotics department) focuses on surgical robotics and parallel kinematics, designing high-performance robots
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studied. In parallel, mechanical tests at the material scale, conducted by project partners, will be modeled using finite element methods (Cast3m software). These models will then be used to reproduce