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and with the 2AT team at Institut Pprime to develop resolvent-based modelling tools for turbulent jets in cases where the jet mean flow is three-dimensional. The researcher shall: - Develop a high-order
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and with the 2AT team at Institut Pprime to develop a shape-optimisation tool based on resolvent analysis, applied to landing-gear aeroacoustics The researcher will develop a numerical methodology based
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of Institut Pprime the CNRS is recruiting a Researcher within the framework of the SALSA project (funded by the DGAC and coordinated by Airbus). The successful candidate will contribute to the development and
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and with the 2AT team at Institut Pprime to develop an innovative jet-noise prediction tool. The researcher will develop a novel jet-noise prediction tool based on a resolvent analysis of the Navier
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applies to protocols using "short" codes, where these codes have a non-negligible probability of being guessed by an attacker. The goal of this postdoctoral research is to develop new methods
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. This primarily experimental work will also focus on analyzing the radiation at the fiber output through the development of a modal decomposition system. The main activity will be to set up an experimental system
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. Generating fortran code for VUMAT for Abaqus Explicit. Developping python codes for microstructure generation Finite elements simulations on a cluster. Parameter study and comparison with experimental results
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Behavior" team headed by François Tronche and Sébastien Parnaudeau. He/she will develop a project centered on microglia in relation to stress-related behavioral and cognitive adaptations. The specific aims
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the development of new bio-based production pathways. One innovative approach involves coupling furans, derived from lignocellulose, with light olefins via the Diels-Alder (DA) reaction to obtain aromatic monomers
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three laboratories: the Centre for Materials Development and Structural Studies (CEMES) and the Coordination Chemistry Laboratory (LCC) in Toulouse, and the Quantum Materials and Phenomena Laboratory (MPQ