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recovery after surgery. However, the success of liver regeneration varies considerably across patients and conditions, with the process sometimes impaired or failing to initiate, complicating recovery
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of ultrasound therapy and their control in real time. This team develops new methods for the control of ultrasonic cavitation, a phenomenon that enables the permeabilization of numerous biological membranes
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research in information and digital technologies (computer science, automation, robotics, artificial intelligence), with the aim of developing methods for representation, analysis, and control of complex
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the growing industrial demand for efficient thermal management, this PhD project focuses on developing low-cost, low-tech, self-adaptive vortex generators as passive flow-control devices for various
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of atomristors. This project aims to develop methods for the controlled creation of defects smaller than 10 nm in order to manipulate the density of states of 2D materials. Advances in the fundamental
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processes. The SAMCat group focuses on the development of innovative catalysts and materials to tackle current energy and environmental challenges. Its research combines the synthesis of porous and hybrid
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. These phenomena are based on the description of a complex flow formed by particles suspended in water, whose solid concentration is controlled both by soil erosion and by particle sedimentation processes
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of neural circuits essential for adaptation. The successful candidate will explore the dynamics of neural populations in key brain regions for decision-making and behavioral control: the frontal cortex and
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the friction processes along shear faults that appear to control ice shelf movements on a larger scale. At small scales, the number of available observations remains too low for a robust study. A new generation
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emerged as a prominent mechanism enabling tight spatiotemporal control of protein production. RNA localization is particularly important in neuronal cells, which extend long axonal and dendritic branches