Université Paris-Est Créteil is offering a research internship with strong prospects for transition into a fully funded PhD position as part of the ANR project QBone. The research focuses on numerical modelling and optimisation of biomimetic artificial tissues, specifically biomechanical metamaterials, with applications in biomechanics and acoustics. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in computational mechanics, engineering, applied mathematics, and numerical simulation. The project aims to advance the understanding and design of artificial tissues by leveraging state-of-the-art numerical methods and optimisation techniques. Candidates will have the chance to work in a dynamic research environment, contributing to innovative solutions in the fields of biomechanics and acoustics. The internship is supervised by Associate Professor Giuseppe Rosi, an expert in the field, at Université Paris-Est Créteil in France. Applicants should have a strong background in computational mechanics, engineering, or applied mathematics, and demonstrate motivation and interest in numerical simulation. The position is particularly suited for those considering a research career, as successful interns may be offered a fully funded PhD position within the same project. Funding details for the PhD are not specified, but the opportunity is described as fully funded under the ANR project QBone. To apply, interested candidates should reach out to Giuseppe Rosi or respond to the LinkedIn post, providing a CV and a brief motivation statement. This is an excellent opportunity for students aiming to develop expertise in numerical modelling, biomechanics, and metamaterials at a leading French university.