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SkyNet: Towards a Dynamic and Adaptive Intrusion Tolerant System

Tadeu Augusto Leite Freitas

Femtosecond Dispersion Control in the Extreme Ultraviolet Spectrum of Atoms and Small Molecules

Hedewig, L. ; https://orcid.org/0009-0006-6549-8892

Tracking the temporal evolution of electrons on their natural femto- to attosecond timescales by means of spectroscopy requires knowledge about spectral amplitude and phase. This thesis carries the concept of spectral interferometry to the extreme ultraviolet spectral range to access the spectral phases of atomic and s...

Sparse-views, robust Neural Radiance Fields: Towards immersive View Synthesis

Razavi Khosroshahi, Hamed

Les Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) ont établi un nouveau paradigme pour la synthèse photoréaliste de nouvelles vues, mais leurs performances se dégradent fortement lorsque seul un nombre limité de vues d'entrée est disponible, une contrainte fréquente dans les scénarios de capture réels. Cette thèse s'attaque au défi de...

Assessing the synergy of targeting tumor-associated neutrophils with standard cancer treatments in lung squamous cell carcinoma

Mayet, Abdullah

Tumor-associated neutrophils (TANs) constitute a major fraction of the immune compartment in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and are recently being investigated as a novel therapeutic candidate. Previous work from the lab demonstrated that TANs upregulate Bcl-xL to enhance their lifespan in lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD...

La protection contractuelle des intérêts économiques de l’auteur en droit comparé :une perspective de droit belge et de droit français pour résoudre le paradoxe chinois

Yang, Zijun

L’industrie du droit d’auteur connaît un essor considérable en Chine, principalement en raison du développement de l’exploitation des œuvres. Il est dès lors essentiel de permettre aux auteurs de bénéficier équitablement des fruits de cette exploitation. Toutefois, dans la pratique, les auteurs se trouvent souvent dans...

Scalable Computational Methods for Complex Transport Phenomena: Lattice Boltzmann Models, CFD Applications, and Quantum Computing Perspectives

PIREDDA, MATTEO MARIA

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Biological, ecological and taphonomic insights into problematic animal and macroalgae fossils: Case studies from the Cambrian of North America and Mongolia and the Ordovician of France

Vayda, Prescott James

Just over half a billion years ago, the ancestors of all major animal groups, from sponges and jellyfish to crabs and fish, first show up in the fossil record. It is still not clear why all these groups appeared at the same time and this specific time, especially considering life has been present on Earth for over thre...

Stochastic population dynamics of spatially extended systems

Distefano, Kenneth Anthony Vinson

Natural populations are exposed to various sources of internal and external noise that govern their dynamics, longtime behavior, and give rise to extraordinary macroscopic properties. These sources of noise can induce pattern formation and cause fixation or extinction events, thus having considerable impact on the popu...

Understanding How Students use ChatGPT in Writing and How Instructors Perceive it

Jelson, Andrew Robert

The widespread adoption of generative AI in academic writing has created a fundamental asymmetry in education: students make consequential decisions about AI engagement during writing, but those decisions remain invisible to the instructors who evaluate the final product. This dissertation addresses that asymmetry thro...

A Study on Teaching First-Year Writing to International Students

Li, Lin

When Chinese international students arrive in U.S. college writing classrooms, they often face unexpected challenges — not because they lack writing ability, but because they have been trained in a fundamentally different approach to writing. This dissertation explores why these challenges arise and what instructors ca...