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within the LIENSs Laboratory a 1-year postdoc or a research engineer to improve the numerical modelling of nature-based solutions in coral reef and saltmarsh environments using the numerical modelling
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early-career researcher in applied mathematics, physics, or engineering, with expertise in fluid mechanics1, non-Newtonian fluids, numerical methods, and scientific computing2. Background or strong
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Framework Programme? Horizon 2020 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Numerical and experimental modelling of reactive solute transport in unsaturated
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. With this project we want to investigate theoretically, with the help of simple toy models and numerical simulations, whether or not new phases of matter can be engineered by combining the unique
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. Experience in integrated modelling simulations would help. Experience in numerics: use of parallelised codes, programming (Fortran/C), use of analysis tools like Matlab or Python Website for additional job
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manipulation on optical fibers, fabrication and characterization of fiber and/or solid lasers, photo-inscription of FBG on optical fiber by femtosecond technique, numerical modeling of guided propagation
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of quantum gases; Anderson problem - Numerical simulations of disordered and chaotic quantum dynamics This postdoctoral project focuses on studying a newly observed subdiffusive transport mechanism in
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the hydrogeology of volcanic and basement aquifers. - main mission: The recruited researcher will contribute to the development and implementation of numerical flow and transport models to improve the understanding
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, ranging from a few meters to several kilometres. The YSYS team relies on field experiments and numerical models of atmospheric flow. YSYS has gained considerable expertise in modelling micrometeorology on a
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modelling of membrane contactors, with the aim of maximising their performance in terms of separation and energy consumption. The project will be carried out at the LRGP (Reactions and Process Engineering