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postdoctoral research topic is part of the ANR BiBOP project, Bi-Based nanOmaterials for Photocatalysis, which aims to develop thin layers of bismuth oxyfluorides, which are interesting materials
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family of ceramic matrix composite materials with discontinuous reinforcements (DF). DF-CMCs have the advantage of being able to be formed by versatile processes such as injection molding or fused
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expertise in finite element simulation and poro-elastic media modeling. Skills in identification, biomechanics, and homogenization are a plus. Website for additional job details https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres
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students, and postdoctoral fellows, and conducts research in the fields of energy (electrochemical storage, recycling, etc.), health (nanoparticles for imaging, etc.), and the environment (waste storage
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to hydrido-closo-borates,5 from sodium borohydride. Due to unexplained selectivity in boron cluster formation, a detailed mechanistic understanding is necessary. This postdoctoral project aims to explore
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with experimental groups. The activities will be centered on engineering of topological states for photonic modes, including non-linear and non-Hermitian effects. Another crucial ingredient will be
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-source framework, enabling the systematic study of these materials. The work will involve developing tensor network numerical codes, building upon existing libraries and codes, to study general models
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material compositions could be proposed to improve lithium insertion or enhance the interaction with the electrolyte. Degradation mechanisms observed by ITEN (e.g., transition metal leaching) could also by
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chlorosilane intermediates to silicone materials, the carbon impact of the upstream steps (silicon and intermediates) accounts for around 75% of emissions. An appealing recycling route consists of transforming
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national research infrastructure based on the use of ion beams. Its fields of research are fundamental research in nuclear physics and nuclear astrophysics, the study of materials under irradiation and