… the provisional administrator of Université Paris-Saclay, was one of the signatories. University “As spaces for … wrote the university presidents. The statement comes at a time “when the number of antisemitic acts and remarks is … after certain university presidents were criticised for the way in which antisemitic acts were handled on their …
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… A strong presence at the EHEF fair At the same time, Université Paris-Saclay was present at the European Higher Education Fair (EHEF) in … visitors in Yogyakarta and Jakarta over three days. France was the most represented country, reflecting a strong … at the EHEF fair At the same time, Université Paris-Saclay was present at the European Higher Education Fair (EHEF) in …
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… of chemical and physico-chemical phenomena on small time and/or space scales. ORSAY GIF SUR YVETTE PARIS 15 EVRY … cover a wide and nuanced spectrum of skills, paving the way to fundamental and/or applied chemistry in the fields of … cover a wide and nuanced spectrum of skills, paving the way to fundamental and/or applied chemistry in the fields of …
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… for transporting them does not recognise this state. Over time, mutations then repeat and the rate of inactive copies … are targeted so much. “Several hypotheses have been put forward, but we do not have a definitive answer yet. This may … genomes carry a transposable element from butterfly caterpillars. This confirms the first step in the transfer …
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… young women. As a medical student, Martin Schlumberger was attracted to endocrinology. When he did his semester … in nuclear medicine at the Gustave Roussy Institute, he was “won over” by the dual clinical/research approach, which was not very widespread at the time. Martin Schlumberger decided to continue his thesis …
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… structure, heptazine chemistry is now being reinvented. New ways of synthesizing precursors and new derivatives are … new, promising and numerous applications. Chemistry is always full of original research topics. Still extremely … fluoresce in violet and this fluorescence has a long lifetime. They are also quasi-reversibly reduced at a relatively …
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… people talking... these are the situations an architect wants to be able to hear before finalising a project. In … the space can undergo a process of auralization in the same way, i.e. its acoustics can be simulated to test various … requires professional skills and expertise, but sometimes internal resources are lacking. “At present, when an …
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… and cross-disciplinary subject. Nathalie Frascaria-Lacoste was interested in life sciences from an early age. She … in the ecology laboratory at Université Paris-Sud. At that time, chestnut trees used as biofuel were of great interest … of Agriculture asked Nathalie Frascaria-Lacoste to investigate. The researcher found the cause of the problem. Two …
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… objects. The first confirmed sighting of a supernova was in the year 185, although there are records of similar … then ejected, leaving behind a neutron star. This is sometimes called a magnetar when it has the strongest magnetic … approximation. This involves filtering out sound waves which are not very useful for studying the subsonic …
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… industry sector at ENSIA, Stéphanie Baumberger decided, towards the end of the 1990s, to focus on a PhD investigating the development and characterisation of composite … knowledge’ in every way possible. “I’d like to spend more time supporting my students in the development of their …
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… work, disability, old age and vulnerability. Maryse Bresson was a student in the Social Science department at the École … of Economic and Social Science at a secondary school, she was taken on as an associate professor at the Université de … be the homeless in contemporary France and, at the same time, she worked as a volunteer in a social welfare office …
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… is to push back the limits of radiotherapy. TheraPanacea was created in 2017 and uses mathematics, physics, … artificial intelligence and treatment data to develop a software suite for analysing medical data (mainly from imaging) … it also destroys everything in its path, including sometimes healthy organs, which are known as organs at risk. By …
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