… of mathematicians. Researcher portraits Research "I always wanted to teach," reveals Marie-Anne Poursat. This … organisms through the evolution of their DNA sequences, along a ‘phylogenetic’ tree. At the time, models were … of mathematicians. Researcher portraits Research "I always wanted to teach," reveals Marie-Anne Poursat. This …
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… A strategic Franco-British partnership to push forward artificial intelligence for science, the economy and … society A strategic Franco-British partnership to push forward artificial intelligence for science, the economy and … European scale. The aim of the partnership is to structure long-term cooperation in AI research, training and …
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… Regional Health Agency (ARS). In July 2025, he was appointed Knight of the Legion of Honour. Joël Ankri … Sorbonne University) in 1969, at a time when modern biology was in its infancy. In 1978, he defended a thesis in … complex pathologies of cerebral ageing. This disease was long ignored and attracted only marginal interest until the …
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… discipline, she is convinced that major discoveries are always the result of collective work. Nothing predestined … for understanding the world," says the researcher. She was fascinated by physics' ability to describe the invisible … in 2012, to the discovery of the Higgs boson — a particle long predicted by theory and essential to understanding the …
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… the entrance exam reserved for foreign students. She was particularly interested in applied mathematics and … and the stability of continuous-time quantum filters" and was the result of her meeting with researchers Mazyar … becomes unmanageable, even for supercomputers. We are no longer working on two or three isolated qubits, but on real …
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… Innovation In response to the ecological transition, new ways of eating have been emerging in recent years: edible insects, by-products and algae are finding their way onto plates as alternatives to animal protein. With a … industrial scale. Large-scale commercialisation is planned alongside the full opening of the Normandy site, scheduled …
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… How it works, therapies and other mysteries This article was originally published in L'Édition n°24. Numbering 639 in … system, or alactic system. The first two metabolic pathways consume glucose, while the last uses creatine during … reaction leading to the formation of lactate. For a long time, lactate was labelled as a toxic waste product for …
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… SPS Summer School 2022 - Plant cell walls in development, plant-microbe interactions and for the bioeconomy SPS Summer School 2022 - Plant cell walls in development, plant-microbe interactions and for the bioeconomy The study of the cell wall is an important research frontier in plant biology. …
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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 … Chevillard's team at the CEA in Fontenay-aux-Roses, this long-term project will soon be published in 2021. Easing the …
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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 … what is measurable and what people perceive. Typically, a long reverberation time creates a blurring, not visually but …
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