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  • PostDoc Optimization of a metrological approach to radionuclide identification based on spectral unmixing

    The Laboratoire national Henri Becquerel (LNE-LNHB) at CEA/Saclay is the laboratory responsible for French references in the field of ionizing radiations. For several years now, it has been involved in the development of an automatic analysis tool for low-statistics gamma spectra, based on the spectral unmixing technique. This approach makes it possible to respond to...

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  • PostDoc New Sustainable Carbon Catalysts for PEMFC

    The aim of the project is to develop and test for ORR, a mesoporous and graphitised graphene aerogel based material, presenting a hierarchical structuring allowing a better material transfer and graphitic domains increasing the durability and conductivity of the final material, and functionalised by Pt-NPs. These graphene-based structures developed at IRIG/SyMMES possess surface chemistries and...

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  • PostDoc Batteries recycling :Development and understanding of a new deactivation concept of lithium ion domestic batteries

    Domestic lithium ion batteries gather all batteries used in electronic devices, mobile phone, and tooling applications. By 2030, the domestic lithium-ion battery market will increase up to 30%. With the new European recycling regulation and the emergency to find greener and safer recycling process, it is today necessary to develop new deactivation process of domestic...

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  • PostDoc Design of Ising Machines based on a network of spintronics oscillators copled through CMOS circuitry

    Our information and communication society is asking for always more computing tasks of increasing complexity. Their energy bargain increases quickly so that it is mandatory to find new architecture of computing processors with improved energy efficiency. The post doc applicant will contribute to the design of Ising machines which are computing architectures inspired from biology...

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  • PostDoc Postdoc in Multi-instrumented operando monitoring of Li-ion battery for ageing

    Nowadays, the development of new battery technology requires increasing the knowledge of degradation mechanisms occur inside the cell and monitor the key parameter in real time during cycling to increase the performances, lifetime and safety of the cells. To achieve these goals development of new sensing technology and integration inside and outside the cell is...

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  • PostDoc Design of in-memory high-dimensional-computing system

    Conventional von Neumann architecture faces many challenges in dealing with data-intensive artificial intelligence tasks efficiently due to huge amounts of data movement between physically separated data computing and storage units. Novel computing-in-memory (CIM) architecture implements data processing and storage in the same place, and thus can be much more energy-efficient than state-of-the-art von Neumann architecture....

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  • PostDoc Application of formal methods for interferences management

    Within a multidisciplinary technological research team of experts in SW/HW co-design tools by applying formal methods, you will be involved in a national research project aiming at developing an environment to identify, analyze and reduce the interferences generated by the concurrent execution of applications on a heterogeneous commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) multi-core hardware platform.

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  • PostDoc Next generation PV module packaging design and mechanical testing

    Photovoltaic modules are required to last 25- 30 years in harsh outdoor environment. The packaging of PV modules plays an essential role in reaching this target. PV cells are protected by a glass frontsheet, and highly engineered polymeric encapsulants and backsheets. Encapsulants provide moisture, oxygen &UV barrier, electrical isolation and mechanical protection of highly fragile...

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  • PostDoc X-ray tomography reconstruction based on analytical methods and Deep-Learning

    CEA-LIST develops the CIVA software platform, a reference for the simulation of non-destructive testing processes. In particular, it proposes tools for X-ray and tomographic inspection, which allow, for a given tomographic testing, to simulate all the radiographic projections (or sinogram) taking into account various associated physical phenomena, as well as the corresponding tomographic reconstruction. The...

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  • PostDoc Development of innovative metal contacts for 2D-material field-effect-transistors

    Further scaling of Si-based devices below 10nm gate length is becoming challenging due to the control of thin channel thickness. For gate length smaller than 10nm, sub-5nm thick Si channel is required. However, the process-induced Si consumption and the reduction of carrier mobility in ultrathin Si layer can limit the channel thickness scaling. Today, the...

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  • PostDoc Calibration of the high dose rate flash therapy beam monitor of the IRAMIS facility

    Ultra-flash beams are pulsed beams of high-energy electrons (over a hundred MeV) with pulse durations in the femto-second range. The IRAMIS facility (CEA Saclay) uses laser acceleration to produce this type of beam, with a view to their application in radiotherapy. The LNHB is in charge of establishing dosimetric traceability for the IRAMIS facility, and...

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  • PostDoc Development and application of TERS/TEPL technique for advanced characterization of materials

    TERS/TEPL (Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy and Tip-Enhanced Photoluminescence) are powerful analytical techniques developed for nanoscale material characterization. The recent acquisition of a unique and versatile TERS/TEPL equipment at PFNC (Nano-characterization Platform) of CEA LETI opens up new horizons for materials characterization. This tool combines Raman spectroscopy, photoluminescence, and scanning probe microscopy. It features multi-wavelength capabilities (from...

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  • PostDoc Development of piezoelectric resonators for power conversion

    CEA-Leti has been working to improve energy conversion technologies for over 10 years. Our research focuses on designing more efficient and compact converters by leveraging GaN-based transistors, thereby setting new standards in terms of ultra-fast switching and energy loss reduction. In the pursuit of continuous innovation, we are exploring innovative paths, including the integration of...

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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 Contribution to the metrological traceability of emerging alpha-emitting radiopharmaceuticals in the framework of the european AlphaMet project (Metrology for Emerging Targeted Alpha Therapies)

    The Laboratoire national Henri Becquerel (LNE-LNHB) at CEA/Saclay is the laboratory responsible for the french references in the field of ionizing radiation. The LNHB is involved in the european EPM AlphaMet (Metrology for Emerging Targeted Alpha Therapies) submitted under the Metrology support for Health call (2022) to provide metrological support for clinical and preclinical studies;...

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  • PostDoc Detection of traces of narcotics in saliva by electrochemiluminescence on diamond electrodes

    The consumption of narcotics is becoming a problem for road safety because 23% of road deaths in France occur in an accident involving at least one driver who tested positive. Thus, one objective of road safety in consultation with the concerned ministries (Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Economy)...

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  • PostDoc High entropy alloys determination (predictive thermodynamics and Machine learning) and their fast elaboration by Spark Plasma Sintering

    The proposed work aims to create an integrated system combining a computational thermodynamic algorithm (CALPHAD-type (calculation of phase diagrams)) with a multi-objective algorithm (genetic, Gaussian or other) together with data mining techniques in order to select and optimize compositions of High entropy alloys in a 6-element system: Fe-Ni-Co-Cr-Al-Mo. Associated with computational methods, fast fabrication and...

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  • PostDoc Development of Algorithms for the Detection and Quantification of Biomarkers from Voltammograms

    The objective of the post-doctoral research is to develop a high-performance algorithmic and software solution for the detection and quantification of biomarkers of interest from voltammograms. These voltammograms are one-dimensional signals obtained from innovative electrochemical sensors. The study will be carried out in close collaboration with another laboratory at CEA-LIST, the LIST/DIN/SIMRI/LCIM, which will provide...

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  • PostDoc Development of a new spectrometer for the characterization of the radionuclide-based neutron sources

    Since few years, the LNHB is developing a new instrument dedicated to the neutron spectrometry, called AQUASPEC. The experimental device consists of a polyethylene container that is equipped with a central channel accommodating the source and 12-measurement channels (in a spiral formation) around the source, into which detectors can be placed. The container is filled...

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  • PostDoc LLMs hybridation for requirements engineering

    Developing physical or digital systems is a complex process involving both technical and human challenges. The first step is to give shape to ideas by drafting specifications for the system to be. Usually written in natural language by business analysts, these documents are the cornerstones that bind all stakeholders together for the duration of the...

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  • PostDoc Co-design strategy (SW/HW) to enable a structured spatio-temporal sparsity for NN inference/learning

    The goal of the project is to identify, analyze and evaluate mechanisms for modulating the spatio-temporal sparsity of activation functions in order to minimize the computational load of transformer NN model (learning/inference). A combined approach with extreme quantization will also be considered. The aim is to jointly refine an innovative strategy to assess the impacts...

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  • PostDoc Microfluidic biocatalysis

    The overall objective of the project is to propose a new mode of biocatalytic production based on continuous flow and combining macro and micro-fluidics. The aim is to develop a biocatalysis process involving fluidic bioreactors capable of ensuring continuous biotransformation, thanks to immobilized enzymes or whole cell catalysts. This process will be optimized to improve...

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  • PostDoc Development of noise-based artifical intellgence approaches

    Current approaches to AI are largely based on extensive vector-matrix multiplication. In this postdoctoral project we would like to pose the question, what comes next? Specifically we would like to study whether (stochastic) noise could be the computational primitive that the a new generation of AI is built upon. This question will be answered in...

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  • PostDoc Causal learning

    As part of a project that concerns the creation of innovative materials, we wish to strengthen our platform in its ability to learn from little experimental data. In particular, we wish to work firstly on the extraction of causal links between manufacturing parameters and properties. Causality extraction is a subject of great importance in AI...

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  • PostDoc Exploring microfluidic solutions for manufacturing targets for fusion power generation

    As part of a call for projects on quot;innovative nuclear reactorsquot;, the TARANIS project involves studying the possibility of energy production by a power laser-initiated inertial confinement fusion power plant. The current context, which encourages the development of low-carbon energies, and the fusion experiments carried out by the NIFapos;s American teams, make it very attractive...

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  • PostDoc Development of optoelectronic systems for quantum sensor technologies

    The main mission of CEA LETIapos;s Autonomy and Sensor Integration Laboratory (LAIC) is to develop sensor systems, and in particular quantum sensors for high-precision magnetic field measurement applications. The teamapos;s activities are at the interface of hardware (electronics, optronics, semiconductors), software (artificial intelligence, signal processing) and systems (electronic architecture, mechatronics, multiphysics modeling). The Swarm project...

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  • PostDoc Optimization of Li metal/electrolyte for the next generation of all-solid-state battery

    CEA Tech Nouvelle-Aquitaine, created in 2013, set up a new laboratory, since more than two years, focused on both the development of materials and the high throughput screening to accelerate the discovery of materials for the next generations of Li-ion batteries. For that, the CEA Tech Nouvelle-Aquitaine acquires different vacuum deposition equipment (sputtering, evaporation, atomic...

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  • PostDoc Simulation of thermal transport at sub-Kelvin

    Thermal management in quantum computers is an urgent and crucial task. As the number of qubits rapidly scales, more electric circuits are placed close to qubits to operate them. Joule-heating of these circuits could significantly warm the qubit device, degrading its fidelity. With intensive activity in quantum computing at Grenoble, we (CEA-LETI, Grenoble, France) are...

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  • PostDoc Study of the specific features of highly distributed architectures for decision and control requirements

    Our electricity infrastructure has undergone and will continue to undergo profound changes in the coming decades. The rapid growth in the share of renewables in electricity generation requires solutions to secure energy systems, especially with regard to the variability, stability and balancing aspects of the electricity system and the protection of the grid infrastructure itself....

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  • PostDoc Characterisation of fast transient phenomena using X-ray phase contrast imaging

    The aim of this post-doctorate is to develop a measurement chain dedicated to the observation and characterisation of Rapid Transient Phenomena (RTP) using X-ray phase contrast imaging (XPCI). The challenge is to provide a measurement system that can be deployed in the laboratory on a wide range of experiments that cannot be moved to the...

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  • PostDoc Attack detection in the electrical grid distributed control

    To enable the emergence of flexible and resilient energy networks, we need to find solutions to the challenges facing these networks, in particular digitization and the protection of data flows that this will entail, and cybersecurity issues. In the Tasting project, and in collaboration with RTE, the French electricity transmission network operator, your role will...

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  • PostDoc Digital correction of the health status of an electrical network

    Cable faults are generally detected when communication is interrupted, resulting in significant repair costs and downtime. Additionally, data integrity becomes a major concern due to the increased threats of attacks and intrusions on electrical networks, which can disrupt communication. Being able to distinguish between disruptions caused by the degradation of the physical layer of an...

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  • PostDoc Quantum dot auto-tuning assisted by physics-informed neural networks

    Quantum computers hold great promise for advancing science, technology, and society by solving problems beyond classical computersapos; capabilities. One of the most promising quantum bit (qubit) technologies are spin qubits, based on quantum dots (QDs) that leverage the great maturity and scalability of semiconductor technologies. However, scaling up the number of spin qubits requires overcoming...

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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 Application of a filtering method for the estimation of effective transmission condition parameters from ultrasonic data

    In a recently completed thesis work, a filtering strategy combining both iterations of a Levemberg-Marquardt descent method with a gradient-free Kalman filtering approach has been developed. First evaluations of the algorithm have been carried out in order to reconstruct the pre-deformation of a plate geometry from guided wave ultrasound data. In this context, the main...

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  • PostDoc Development of vertical GaN power devices

    There is a strong motivation to develop GaN-based vertical Power Electronics Devices as they may allow to have a smaller footprint by one order of magnitude with respect to current SiC devices. This is of high interest for power conversion applications such as electric-vehicles, photovoltaics or UPS. Vertical GaN power devices have been developed on...

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  • PostDoc Toward Secure and Trustworthy Distributed Computation

    This postdoc will explore secure distributed computation paradigms for decentralized learning, formalizing its properties and addressing confidentiality, integrity, and failure tolerance. It will investigate approaches like Multi-Party Computation (MPC) for privacy and Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) for consistency. The outcome will include mechanisms to integrate distributed systems and cryptography, balancing security, performance, and scalability.

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