… GRANDMA - the ‘Swiss army knife’ of multi-messenger astronomy GRANDMA - the ‘Swiss army knife’ of … to observing the sky. Recent detections of gravitational waves resulting from the coalescence of compact objects … in both hemispheres, GRANDMA covers a large number of time zones and can carry out rapid and effective monitoring …
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… Claire Thomas-Junius: Studying metabolism to customise sports coaching Claire … Claire Thomas-Junius is a former middle-distance runner. It was only natural that she became interested in sports … Olympics. “All the studies were about men, it was about time that someone takes an interest in women!” Three …
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… in ecosystems ranging from grasslands to vineyard stormwater basins, forests and even golf courses! Stéphane Bazot has been interested in plants for as long as he can remember. “I remember as an adolescent experimenting with … his research. “In our field, soil has been seen for a long time as a sort of black box. We now know that it’s an …
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… , aims to offer breast cancer patients personalised treatment based on their individual characteristics. The goal is … are still poorly understood. The Intertox project was created in order to better understand these phenomena. … it be communicated? Should the risk be quantified at the time it is communicated? Should strategies for managing …
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… window onto economic, political, social and cultural developments. Frank Georgi was admitted to the École normale supérieure de Fontenay-Saint-Cloud in 1981. At the same time, he took history courses at Université Paris 1 … political, social and cultural developments. Frank Georgi was admitted to the École normale supérieure de …
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… brain. Their abilities, acquired through machine learning methods, are now used to implement facial recognition, … of this evolution. These special algorithms mimic the way the brain works to solve complex problems. "The human … they have to learn everything all at once. Every time they learn something new, they almost instantly forget …
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… cells, with major successes in understanding their natural mechanisms and their use for therapeutic purposes. "My daily … inactive (OFF) to the active (ON) state , and shortly afterwards the first structure of a GTPase-activating protein. … A, the only GTPase inhibitor that was known at the time. In 2003, the biologist and her team discovered that …
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… CEA) , are using ultra-porous and fluorescent materials - Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) - to develop a more … specific phenomena and eventually lead to public health or waste management issues. Although relatively weak, the … radiation is in fact sufficient to penetrate one to two centimetres into living tissue. Radon ( 222 Rn), produced by …
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… Maaike van der Lugt: Exploring medieval history through science and medicine Maaike van der … into Latin between 1258 and 1266. Maaike van der Lugt was particularly interested in how this knowledge, ranging … historiques. (Heredity between the Middle Ages and modern times. Historical perspectives.) "I studied the concept of …
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… Research Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment (INRAE) and Leader of the Commensals and … Doctor in Gastroenterology at Saint-Antoine Hospital, who was writing a thesis on the analysis of the microbiota … in 2008 in the American journal PNAS, now cited 4,000 times, paved the way for countless studies on Fprau and the …
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… AM3L: shock-absorbing metallic structures AM3L: shock-absorbing metallic … in the event of impact, including containers for nuclear waste storage, stratospheric balloons in aeronautics, drones … in fuel cells. Expanding into new markets At the same time, AM3L is exploring porous tooling. "Our idea is to …
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… is led by Julie Carcaud, lecturer at the Evolution, Genomes, Behaviour and Ecology Laboratory (EGCE - Univ. … to understand how labour is divided among social insects. Awarded an ERC Starting Grant in 2024, Julie Carcaud is … genetically modified bees, the neurons light up in real time. Using a suitable microscope, Julie Carcaud can then …
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