… (NIMBE - Univ. Paris-Saclay, CEA, CNRS) , which is a part of the Archaeomaterials and Alteration Prediction … processes in ancient metals. Safe storage of radioactive waste In 2003, Delphine Neff defended her thesis at NIMBE, funded by the French National Radioactive Waste Management Agency (Andra). The thesis focused on …
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… the Molecular Engineering for Health Unit (SIMOS), which is part of the Medicines and Healthcare Technologies Department … in the body become too low due to an excess of total body water. The salts then become too diluted in the blood. This … selectively blocks the kidney receptors responsible for water homeostasis in the body. For example, when we exert …
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… - Univ. Paris-Saclay, CEA) , the start-up Alkalee , in partnership with Renault, is offering its solutions and … vehicle. "At the time, I'd been working on embedded software issues at the CEA for ten years. This project was a real opportunity to develop the technologies I was …
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… intelligence to improve quality The start-up Visionairy was founded in 2018 and offers its customers non-destructive testing software connected to cameras. This artificial … for their technology in the market. "Operators inspect the parts manually in all the factories. So there are problems …
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… Hélène Brogniez: understanding the atmospheric water cycle Hélène Brogniez: understanding the atmospheric water cycle Hélène Brogniez is a professor at the … the satellite's ground track, to validate the algorithmic part that I had contributed to developing," explains the …
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… her of her appetite for research and sharing knowledge. "I wanted to do a thesis after ENSTA, but those close to me … After completing her thesis, she spent three years as a part-time associate professor at the Orsay Mathematics … modelling as a kind of counterpoint to what, for years, was central to her role in business. "At Dassault Systèmes, …
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… entered the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, where she was one of only two female mathematics students in her … During her leave, Mélanie Guenais explored a different way of teaching mathematics, and in 2011 she returned to … She helped to train district mathematics advisors as part of the Torossian-Villani Plan. From 2020, the lecturer …
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… of the research ecosystem on the Saclay plateau. He was won over by a project led by Abdel El Abded, a lecturer … like deeptech. The ecosystem is strong, especially with partnerships between the Institut d'Optique, ENS … are shelved because there's no student to carry them forward. And yet, most people have the potential to thrive in …
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… GeePs (approximately 250 research staff), Laurent Daniel is part of the ‘Electromagnetism’ division, one of the … initial performance. Paris-Saclay before its time Research was not an early vocation for Laurent Daniel. "During my … constructive debate with partners from around the world. I was drawn to it and have never regretted it. " After …
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… the Faculty of Sport Sciences, the Faculty of Science (Departments of Physics and Biology), CentraleSupélec, UVSQ … as a dual-degree option for engineering students. As part of the selection process for entry into the first year … international degrees. For students in initial training, particular attention will be paid to final grades in …
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… the Faculty of Sport Sciences, the Faculty of Science (Departments of Physics and Biology), CentraleSupélec, UVSQ … at Université Paris-Saclay or be an engineering student (particularly at CentraleSupélec or Polytech Paris-Saclay, … will be introduced to new academic content that may not be part of their original training. For instance, students from …
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… If sexual harassment were told to us Research (This article was originally published in L'Edition No.18 ) The … producer, Harvey Weinstein. The MeToo movement, which was started in 2007 by the African American social worker … it’s nothing new – even though this offence has only become part of law relatively recently,” points out Armel …
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