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Christopher Nahed
3 days ago
Fully Funded PhD in Multiphysics Simulation, Applied Mathematics and Scientific Computing at CEA French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission in France
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
The PhD opportunity is explicitly described as fully funded; no stipend amount or detailed tuition and benefits information is provided.
Country
France
University
French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission
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About this position
This fully funded PhD opportunity at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) focuses on multiphysics simulation, applied mathematics, numerical analysis, and scientific computing. The research is situated within CEA’s nuclear engineering and fuel physics applications, with supervision based at CEA Saclay and CEA Cadarache.
The doctoral researcher will develop a generic, scalable, and dynamic algorithm for multiphysics coupling. The goal is to detect the interaction strength between physical models and automatically adapt calculation orders and coupling schemes while accelerating numerical resolution in a conservative manner.
The project combines mathematical analysis of multiphysics coupling with spectral characterization of coupling strengths, dynamic algorithm design, advanced numerical acceleration techniques, and large-scale scalability studies. It offers an opportunity to investigate how coupled physical systems interact mathematically and to design computationally efficient methods for their simulation.
The supervisory team comprises Christopher Nahed at CEA Saclay and Isabelle Ramière at CEA Cadarache. The research environment connects applied mathematics, computational physics, numerical modelling, scientific programming, and large-scale simulation for nuclear-related applications.
Funding details
The PhD opportunity is explicitly described as fully funded; no stipend amount or detailed tuition and benefits information is provided.
What's required
Applicants should be highly motivated and have a strong background in applied mathematics, numerical modelling, and physics, with an interest in mathematical challenges, scientific computing, and programming. Applicants should submit a CV, motivation letter, academic transcripts, and Master's degree certificate.
How to apply
Send your CV, motivation letter, academic transcripts, and Master's degree certificate by email to Christopher Nahed at [email protected].
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Professors
Research engineer, adjunct professor
France
Research Interests
Multiphysics Simulation
Nuclear Engineering
Computational Physics
Numerical Analysis
Physics
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