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» LPTMS Internship and PhD Proposal: Out-of-equilibrium dynamics of integrable open spin chains
» LPTMS Internship and PhD proposal: Rayonnement de Hawking dans les systèmes analogues
» LPTMS / PMMH ESPCI Internship and PhD Proposal: Stress reversal by a strong nonlinearity: an elastic sheet toy model
» LPTMS Internship and PhD Proposal: Frustrated self-assembly with multiple particle types
» LPTMS Internship and PhD Proposal: Self-assembly in space and time
» LPTMS PhD Proposal: Models and Time Series Analysis for Human Sports Performance
» LPTMS Intership and PhD Proposal: Mean Field Game description of Pedestrian Dynamics
» 12th February 2021 : Permanent position in theoretical physics at CEA Grenoble
» 5th February 2021 : Postdoc – theoretical/computational soft matter – IST Austria
» 5th February 2021 : post-doc positions in theoretical condensed matter physics — quantum matter/computational physics
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