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regional ocean/ice/biogeochemistry models (OBMs) applied to Arctic coastal seas, the properties of terrigenous sediments are rarely integrated into physical and biogeochemical processes. To address this gap
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Description We are recruiting a contract researcher to join a project involving the development of predictive models for simulating material forming processes, within the mechanical engineering department
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vegetation dynamics, carbon cycle processes, or climate–biosphere interactions. • Familiarity with benchmarking frameworks for ecosystem and climate models. Website for additional job details https
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Model. Int. J. Hydrog. Energy 2014, 39 (9), 4516–4530. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhydene.2014.01.036. ; [3] Carral, C.; Mele, P. Modeling the Original and Cyclic Compression Behavior of Non-Woven
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of errors between model predictions and post-operative reality This work will be carried out by the Biomécamot team (https://www.timc.fr/BiomecaMot ) at the TIMC laboratory, which is part of the CNRS's
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8 Jan 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Université de Technologie de Troyes Department Aube Research Field Engineering » Materials engineering Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1
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modelling. MISSION You will actively contribute to the development and evaluation of new hybrid computational method to predict biological tissue deformation with subject-specific material properties
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; apply the developed methodology to complex heterostructures The postdoctoral researcher will be recruited within the Chemical Theory and Modelling team (http://www.quanthic.org ) of the Institute
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electrogravimetric response. To do this, we will implement a multi-stage approach, combining the development of model electroactive materials, their physico-chemical characterisation, and the advanced exploitation
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selectivity and permeability and ultrahigh water permeability combined with high salt rejection. The objective of this work is to construct atomistic models of MOFs/Polymers and Artificial Water-Channel