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Genome function and mechanics
We investigate the physical properties of genomes and their function
Located in Teams / Physics of life and active matter / Research Topics
Hydrodynamics and Turbulence
Our team has a strong expertise on several aspects of hydrodynamics and turbulence, mixing theoretical, numerical and experimental approaches. We are focusing on internal waves and rotating fluid, acoustic spectroscopy of turbulence, particle motions in turbulent flows, thermal convection, MHD and plasma turbulence.
Located in Teams / Waves, Flows and Fluctuations / Research Topics
Information processing and Phyics for social studies, biology, and health
Specific applications are conducted alongside methodological works in physics and information processing, on selected domains: study of human activities (for social systems, in economics, or in geography), analysis in biology, especially in genomics, and biomedical signal or image processing.
Located in Teams / Information, Apprentissage, Numérique / Research Themes
Information processing: Signals, Images, Graphs
The group has a strong history of research in signal and image processing and other processing methods for heterogenous data. Key-words of our main contributions are: nonstationary signals, multiscale analysis, inverse problems, signal/image processing and machine learning, deep learning, graph signal processing, and network science.
Located in Teams / Information, Apprentissage, Numérique / Research Themes
Home Made Instrumentation
Our team has a strong tradition in developing new instrumentations. Cutting-edge instruments are developed in collaboration with our workshops and cover a broad range of subject including optical tweezers, instrumented particles, plasmon microscopy, ultra-low noise measurements, enhanced force AFM.
Located in Teams / Waves, Flows and Fluctuations / Research Topics
Integrable Systems
Located in Teams / Theory & Models / Research Topics
Integrable Systems & Mathematical Methods
Located in Teams / Theory & Models / Research Topics
Scale invariance, multifractals and wavelets
Scale invariance analysis and modeling has been a long standing research topic within SiSyPh team. Significant efforts have been and still are devoted to the definition, design and practical synthesis of stochastic processes with prescribed scaling properties, combined either to other statistic properties (distributions, dependencies) or to geometrical properties (free divergence, prescribed curl,...) to match a given application field (mainly hydrodynamic turbulence). Statistical signal processing tools are also designed and studied theoretically and practically, aiming to test the existence of scale invariance, to estimate scaling parameters or the scaling range bounds. The recent focus is on multivariate signals, and multidimensional fields with possible anisotropy.
Located in Teams / SIgnals, SYstems & PHysics / Research Topics
Machine Learning, Computational Physics, and Numerical Studies
Existing synergies between Machine Learning, computational physics and studies about numerical approaches are conducted in this theme. With that, we want to develop and promote AI for Science, as well as Science for AI, and integrate that in Computational physics and Data processing.
Located in Teams / Information, Apprentissage, Numérique / Research Themes
Mathematical physics
A. Alastuey, F. Delduc, M. Geiller, K. Kozlowski, L. Lionni, G. Niccoli, E. Livine, M. Magro, J. M. Maillet, H. Samtleben
Located in Teams / Theoretical Physics / Research Topics