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Master 2 internship – Physics-informed deep learning for exoplanet detection at high-contrast from multi-variate data

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This project will build on recent advances in modeling the nuisance component that corrupts high-contrast total intensity observations, and focus on improving exoplanet detection and characterization using data of cutting-edge ground-based and space-based telescopes.

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