École thématique (EFTS) «Temps−Fréquence et Applications»

Le Département Temps−Fréquence de FEMTO−ST et le réseau LABEX FIRST−TF ont le plaisir d’annoncer l’École thématique CNRS European Frequency and Time Seminar (EFTS) «Temps−Fréquence et Applications». Elle aura lieu du 26 au 30 août 2013 au département Temps-Fréquence de FEMTO-ST.

Cette école thématique EFTS est destinée à la formation initiale et continue, avec travaux pratiques. Elle s’adresse à un large public : ingénieurs, doctorants, étudiants, post−docs, jeunes chercheurs, tous utilisateurs ou nouveaux venus dans le domaine du Temps−Fréquence.

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