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  • PostDoc Modeling of charge noise in spin qubits

    Thanks to strong partnerships between several research institutes, Grenoble is a pioneer in the development of future technologies based on spin qubits using manufacturing processes identical to those used in the silicon microelectronics industry. The spin of a qubit is often manipulated with alternating electrical (AC) signals through various spin-orbit coupling (SOC) mechanisms that couple...

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  • PostDoc Advanced reconstruction methods for cryo-electron tomography of biological samples

    Cryo-electron tomography (CET) is a powerful technique for the 3D structural analysis of biological samples in their near-native state. CET has seen remarkable advances in instrumentation in the last decade but the classical weighted back-projection (WBP) remains by far the standard CET reconstruction method. Due to radiation damage and the limited tilt range within the...

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  • PostDoc Design and Implementation of a Neural Network for Thermo-Mechanical Simulation in Additive Manufacturing

    The WAAM (Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing) process is a metal additive manufacturing method that allows for the production of large parts with a high deposition rate. However, this process results in highly stressed and deformed parts, making it complex to predict their geometric and mechanical characteristics. Thermomechanical modeling is crucial for predicting these deformations, but...

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  • PostDoc Optimization and Validation of Microbial Detection Technologies for Aquatic Environment Monitoring

    The postdoctoral position within the SEREMAQ project focuses on advancing microbial monitoring technologies for aquatic environments. The postdoc will primarily work on developing and qualifying the PALVE preconcentrator, optimizing the biological functionalization of sensors, and validating operational performance in the field. This role demands significant involvement in design, experimentation, and technological refinement, emphasizing innovation and...

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  • PostDoc High-performance computing using CMOS technology at cryogenic temperature

    Advances in materials, transistor architectures, and lithography technologies have enabled exponential growth in the performance and energy efficiency of integrated circuits. New research directions, including operation at cryogenic temperatures, could lead to further progress. Cryogenic electronics, essential for manipulating qubits at very low temperatures, is rapidly developing. Processors operating at 4.2 K using 1.4 zJ...

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