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Informations sur l'organisme
LPENS (UMR 5672) et LGL-TPE (UMR 5276)
Adresse : ENS de Lyon, 46 allée d'Italie - 69007 Lyon et UCBL1, 2 rue Raphael Dubois - 69622 Villeurbanne
Lyon, France
Lyon, France
- Tél : +33 6 28 06 37 71
- Personne à contacter : thierry.alboussiere@ens-lyon.fr
Job location and description
One part of the work will take place (especially at the beginning) at the Laboratoire de Géologie de Lyon, on the University Campus of Lyon I. The experimental setup will be as-sembled and tested in the fluid laboratory, and reference experiments, without rotation, will be run. Other parts of the work will take place at the Laboratoire de Physique of Ecole Nor-male Supérieure de Lyon, where a rotating platform will be available for the measurements in a rotating frame.
More details on the job description are available in the scientific project attached.
Team
Philippe Odier belongs to the team “Waves, Flows and Fluctuation” of the Laboratoire de Physique. His research subjects involve internal waves, stratified mixing, as well as aerody-namics of cycling. He is currently supervising one post-doc.
Sylvain Joubaud, belonging to the same team, will also take part in the project and he is cur-rently supervising one Ph-D student.
Thierry Alboussière (DR CNRS), from the Laboratoire de Géologie de Lyon, is involved in fluid mechanics, phase change and dynamo processes associated with planetary interiors. He is the co-supervisor of one PhD-student.
Stéphane Labrosse, also part of the Laboratoire de Géologie, is working on the dynamics of planetary interiors and their long term evolution. He is currently supervising two Phd stu-dents.
One part of the work will take place (especially at the beginning) at the Laboratoire de Géologie de Lyon, on the University Campus of Lyon I. The experimental setup will be as-sembled and tested in the fluid laboratory, and reference experiments, without rotation, will be run. Other parts of the work will take place at the Laboratoire de Physique of Ecole Nor-male Supérieure de Lyon, where a rotating platform will be available for the measurements in a rotating frame.
More details on the job description are available in the scientific project attached.
Team
Philippe Odier belongs to the team “Waves, Flows and Fluctuation” of the Laboratoire de Physique. His research subjects involve internal waves, stratified mixing, as well as aerody-namics of cycling. He is currently supervising one post-doc.
Sylvain Joubaud, belonging to the same team, will also take part in the project and he is cur-rently supervising one Ph-D student.
Thierry Alboussière (DR CNRS), from the Laboratoire de Géologie de Lyon, is involved in fluid mechanics, phase change and dynamo processes associated with planetary interiors. He is the co-supervisor of one PhD-student.
Stéphane Labrosse, also part of the Laboratoire de Géologie, is working on the dynamics of planetary interiors and their long term evolution. He is currently supervising two Phd stu-dents.