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at higher beam energies for which the resonant depolarization technique cannot be applied. Precise studies of systematic uncertainties are necessary to establish the detector's performance. The fixed-term
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dispersive partial differential equations. More specifically, they will work on the study of dark solitons for the logarithmic Gross–Pitaevskii equation. This research, led by Guillaume Ferriere, will be
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on studying the principles of neural computation through recurrent neural networks, dynamical systems theory, and machine learning. - Develop mathematical and computational models of neural networks - Analyze
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with researchers from various disciplines to study the effect of water regime disturbances on the interactions between microbial hosts and their viruses in soil, and their impact on greenhouse gas (GHG
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of Catalysis and Chemistry of Solids (UCCS, UMR 8181 CNRS) brings together 105 researchers and faculty members, 32 technical and administrative staff, an average of 80 PhD students, and 20 postdoctoral
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, statistical and case of study of switchbacks. Comparaisons with synthetic observations from the dedicated simulations of the JET2SB project. 2) Collaboration with the local LPC2E team, as well as the full
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of the obtained data with forest fire records and vegetation dynamics • Publication of the developed methodology, as well as the combined results in a multi- proxy study on multiple disturbances This postdoctoral
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is located in Montpellier, a vibrant research hub on the Mediterranean coast, and hosts world-class expertise in advanced microscopy, including multiplexed imaging, single-molecule super-resolution
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to the research program PEPR Battery France 2030. Operando cells dedicated to the study of batteries with bulk-sensitive spectroscopies and diffraction techniques were first developed more than 15 years ago
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-scale simulations from the PEPR BRIDGES Conduct sensitivity studies based on simulations in which the coupling between the ocean, the atmosphere and waves will be gradually degraded (as done e.g., by