Reconfigurable Ferromagnetic Liquid Crystal Elastomer Composites

Liquid Crystal Elastomers (LCEs) are shape-changing polymers that contain asymmetrical liquid crystal molecules chemically bonded to the polymer chains in an ordered fashion. Heat and light can be used to change this molecular order, which results in the polymer changing its shape. LCEs show promising applications in remotely controlled soft robotics and actuators, such as […]

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Parameterized Pulse Encoding for Quantum Machine Learning

Chemical property predictions using quantum machine learning (QML) lie at the intersection of machine learning, quantum computing, and computational chemistry. QML models often use parameterized quantum circuits (PQCs) that abstract gate-level quantum operations but offer limited flexibility in adjustable parameters. To enhance QML model performance and generalizability, incorporating pulse-level operations, which lie below gate-level in […]

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The asymmetric spin glass as a model of altered cognition in schizophrenia and the psychedelic state: A neuromagnetic and computational study

This project investigates the brain mechanisms underlying schizophrenia and altered cognitive states using advanced computational models inspired by physics and machine learning. It focuses on understanding how the brain’s activity, thought to operate in a balance between order and disorder (known as criticality), may shift away from this balance in schizophrenia and in the psychedelic […]

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Caractérisation avancée de biocomposites hybrides à base d’acétate de cellulose fonctionnalisée et de cellulose microcristalline pour des applications électroniques durables

Ce projet vise à développer des matériaux composites 100% cellulose pour des applications dans l’emballage électronique biosourcé et biocompostable. L’idée consiste à plastifier le diacétate de cellulose par greffage chimique des chaines de polycaprolactone (PCL) flexibles afin de fabriquer la matrice CA-g-PCL. Les greffons PCL ont l’avantage d’avoir une température de transition vitreuse basse (Tg […]

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Physiological and perceptual responses to exercise “snacks” in apparently healthy adults and those with type 2 diabetes.

Regular physical activity confers robust health benefits, but many people are insufficiently active. Common cited barriers include a perceived lack of time and access to equipment and facilities. “Exercise snacks” are a style of physical activity characterized by isolated bouts of vigorous exercise lasting =1-min and performed sporadically throughout the day. They can include simple […]

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Convection in porous structure for cooling heat sink

The proposed scientific collaboration is toward developing a new class of porous structure using mathematical design. The structure must be lightweight and capable of removing heat. This structure is advantageous in engineering, such as heat enhancement, heat exchangers, and biomedical engineering (hip, jaw, or femur replacement). The global importance of the proposed research is in […]

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Systematic comparative analysis of GitHub Actions security analysis techniques

Continuous Integration is a software development practice where each member of a team work independently and then merge their changes into a common codebase, at least daily. Each of these integrations is verified through an automated build pipeline, whick consists of a sequence of actions such as compilation, testing, addition of third-party components. The key […]

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Hydrogen supply chain design

The research focuses on designing and optimizing hydrogen supply chains (HSC), from production to consumption, to enhance the flexibility, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, contributing to the global energy transition towards renewable sources. The project will develop and refine mathematical models, validate these models with real-life data, and integrate sustainability metrics to ensure environmental and economic viability. […]

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Software Bug Detection using Federated Learning Models: A Comparative Study

This research aims to advance the field of federated learning by addressing privacy, domain shifts, and personalization challenges, particularly in the context of mobile and digital healthcare. By developing robust and scalable solutions, the proposed framework has the potential to significantly enhance patient care, diagnostics, and personalized treatment while maintaining stringent privacy standards

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