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tools • Modeling of devices with the finite element method • Micro-nano fabrication in the IEMN's clean room • Physical / Electrical characterization of devices • Participation in the ANTARES project
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finite-volume framework for phase-field simulations of an arbitrary number of fluid phases”, Can. J. Chem. Engg., 100, 2291-2308, 2022. 5 Girot, A., Petit, J., Saiseau, R., Guérin, T., Chraibi, H., Delabre
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of ingredients for cosmetics/nutraceuticals, biological validation and transfer to industry. La Rochelle University coordinates the communication, promotion and transfer component (Work Package 4) and contributes
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Finite Element Model of the Larva Body: Utilise existing Drosophila larva CT-scan data to segment components such as the cuticle, muscles, and mouth hook. Implement finite element simulations within
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Opening and Innovations' Department. GPM (Materials Physics Group, UMR CNRS 6634) is organized in 5 departments: Metallurgy- Mechanical Microstructures, Scientific Instrumentation, Functional Materials and
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because it offers the possibility to construct lightweight but strong and sustainable elements. Textile-reinforced concrete is a combination of fine-grained concrete and multiaxial textile fabrics that has
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, along with approximately 20 to 22 PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. The laboratory is located at IRCOF in Rouen (CNRS, University, and INSA of Rouen), France. The IRCOF hosts around 60 CNRS
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des Platinoïdes dans l'Aval du Cycle) project, which aims to develop processes for recovering platinum elements (ruthenium, rhodium, palladium), molybdenum and technetium from spent nuclear fuel
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assets. In the recent years, the tangible elements of tourism are more and more combined with experiences, as elements of the touristic demand; as a consequence, tourists became part of the co-creation
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to this project, including one at G2Elab. The experimental results will be obtained on models defined jointly with VALEO. Progress meetings will enable the postdoctoral researcher to follow a large-scale project