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… A specialist in the learning process, she is interested in the use of whistleblowing platforms and digital … while hoping that no one would ever use them. This paradox was a first in the history of management and deserved to be … the health crisis resulting from Covid-19. “For the first time in the history of medicine, medical consultations are …
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… UVSQ, CNRS) . With a keen interest in topics related to social mobility and inequality, he is actively … (CREST) at INSEE, which he defended in 2007. His subject was ‘Downward social mobility, the challenge of social … subject of social demotion between the generations. “At the time, the challenge of social advancement had been studied a …
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… coming together around twenty years ago. These included opticians who, in the 1980s, challenged the law in physics that objects smaller than a wavelength cannot be resolved; physicists who succeeded in … mean that it could have applications in the field of thermophotovoltaic energy conversion, for example.” Light …
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… Claire Thomas-Junius is a former middle-distance runner. It was only natural that she became interested in sports physiology and began studying biology at … Olympics. “All the studies were about men, it was about time that someone takes an interest in women!” Three …
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… and nitrogen in the plant-soil system has been interested throughout his career in ecosystems ranging from grasslands to vineyard stormwater basins, forests and even golf courses! Stéphane Bazot … 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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… David Néron: model reduction for faster simulations David Néron: model reduction … the competitive exams in science, David Néron thought he was destined to become a teacher. However... “My initial … can test their ideas much more quickly and save valuable time with their innovative work,” explains David Néron. The …
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… Intertox: predicting breast cancer toxicities Intertox: predicting … 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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… Univ. Panthéon Sorbonne) and Deputy Director of Education at the Graduate School Humanities - Heritage … 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 …
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… capable of solving complex problems. How they work is inspired by the human brain. Their abilities, acquired through … 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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… Director of Research at the Laboratory of Biology and Applied Pharmacology (LBPA - Univ. Paris-Saclay, CNRS, ENS … 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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… To achieve this, she is developing analytical methods based on fluorescence spectro-imaging. For the past few months, … work at the Institute of Physical Chemistry (ICP). "I was already studying biological phenomena at the molecular … working conditions directly, and within a reasonable time frame." This involvement reflects her taste for …
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… this detection involves developing new systems with optimised properties. Scientists at the Systems and Technology … 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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