Presentation of the SIAMELaboratory for applied sciences in mechanics and electrical engineering
The SIAME laboratory is a research team of the University of Pau and the Pays de l'Adour whose research is carried out in the field of Engineering Sciences.
The unit is structured in 4 teams:
- Complex and energetic flows (EE),
- Geomaterials and structures for civil engineering (GS),
- Wave / Structure Interaction (IVS),
- High Voltage Processes (PHT).
The research is based on experimental expertise, modelling and numerical simulations.
The laboratory is a member of the research federations IPRA and MIRA, of the Carnot ISIFOR Institute.
One of the Laboratory's major assets is its long-standing partnership activity, which is reflected in the participation of teams in three joint research laboratories (SAGE, KOSTARISK and UPPA - Nobatek/INEF4).
The University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour has defined two values that guide its research activity:
- Reconciling science and society for a reasoned progress
- To act within a territory.
For the period 2022-2026, these values are broken down into five interdisciplinary missions focused on societal issues.
The research work and projects of SIAME researchers contribute to 4 of these 5 interdisciplinary missions.
Mission 1 (blue): |
Adapting coastal, forest and mountain ecosystems to make them more resilient |
Mission 2 (green): |
Reconciling development, a secure environment and preserved biodiversity |
Mission 3 (pink): |
Organizing energy subsidiarity at the territorial level |
Mission 4 (purple): |
Represent and build the territories of the future |
Even if the positioning is very marked within the teams (for example: mission 4 for the GS team, mission 1 for the IVS team, missions 2 and 3 for the EE team), our overall analysis shows a good balance on these missions.
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Doctoral, post-doctoral and internship opportunities
Doctoral offers
The Wave-Structure Interactions team of the SIAME laboratory at the Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour is looking for a PhD student.
The successful candidate will work on the impact of storm waves on defence structures: the case of the Artha breakwater funded by PSGAR CORALI.
For further information, please download the job offer or contact Stéphane ABADIE or Damien SOUS.
Post-doctoral positions
No subjects offered at present
Internships
No internships currently available
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