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of the three following topics : study of gravitational waves using the Virgo, LISA, and Einstein Telescope interferometers, instrumental developments related to the upgrade of the Virgo detector, the development
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(LAPP) in Annecy. The Associate Research Professor position will be embedded within next-generation electron accelerator projects. One profile will focus on the development of high-quality-factor, high
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(LAPP) in Annecy. The Associate Research Professor position will be embedded within next-generation electron accelerator projects. One profile will focus on the development of high-quality-factor, high
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instrumentation and detector development. Candidates are encouraged to apply to one or several of the following themes and affiliations: - Flavor physics studies with LHCb at Run 3 and Run 4 via b-hadron radiative
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physics, with an experience or at least an interest in related instrumentation and detector development. Candidates are encouraged to apply to one or several of the following themes and affiliations
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. This Associate Research Professor position is opened for researchers in the field of experimental particle physics, with an experience or at least an interest in related instrumentation and detector development
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of the three following topics : study of gravitational waves using the Virgo, LISA, and Einstein Telescope interferometers, instrumental developments related to the upgrade of the Virgo detector, the development
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. - Processing and modeling of experimental data. - Development of new sample environments (for example SAXS, light diffusion, Raman, MIEZE option), in connection with user requests. - Development of a research
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, the development of which requires a broad range of skills. They have been identified as a strategic priority for development within CNRS Nuclear &, Particles. The Associate Research Professor will be involved in
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is certainly the Hopfield network model where the evolution of the state of each unit (neuron) is dictated by minimizing its contribution to the total energy of the system. Once equilibrium is reached