… of physics. She specialises in the use of polaritons, small particles of light, which she handles in samples of … in 1994 defended her doctoral thesis in the laboratory that was to become the Laboratory for Photonics and … continued her research in this laboratory. In 1998-99, she was seconded to Bell Labs in the USA to do a post-doctorate …
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… computers which themselves determine how to classify data was the achievement enjoyed by Isabelle Guyon and her … in their infancy in the 1990s. At this time, Isabelle Guyon was working in the Bell laboratories in the United States, … Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, CentraleSupélec, Inria). In partnership with RTE, she is developing methods based on …
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… at the CHU Henri Mondor in Créteil, he thought his path was clear. But in 1983, he was offered a position in intensive care at the Gustave … represents a real “challenge”. Joining Gustave Roussy's department of medicine, the doctor began to develop … at the CHU Henri Mondor in Créteil, he thought his path was clear. But in 1983, he was offered a position in …
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… Space Agency (ESA), will be taking with him a mouth-watering array of gastronomic meals that have been carefully … innovation, and follows a successful cooperation in 2016 as part of the Proxima mission to launch French astronaut … low sugar content and as few ingredients as possible. This was a new challenge. In order to make the almond tart …
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… study of the new electronic states of matter and studies in particular the new high critical temperature superconductors … researcher clarifies. “They have the advantage of having wavelengths which correspond to distances in atomic lattices … in materials (whether static or dynamic) as well as spin waves, which are like vibrations of magnetic moments. A new …
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… under conditions which are adapted to each profile. Do you want to be part of this strong research ecosystem? We will guide you … but also of our doctoral schools and laboratories. If you want to have a real international experience, you are … under conditions which are adapted to each profile. Do you want to be part of this strong research ecosystem? We will …
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… disease, none of them leads to a cure. Recently however, as part of the international PULSAR study, researchers from the … the disease, the research team has taken a decisive step towards the development of a new treatment to complement … due to a progressive accumulation of cells in the vessel wall – a process known as vascular remodelling. As this …
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… groups which create fragility. From nanomedicine to water treatment, the applications of such a material are … fragility will then be cleaved, either hydrolytically (by water) or enzymatically (e.g. by esterases), to obtain the … explains Julien Nicolas. This study took place as part of the THERMONANO project, which is led by Julien …
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… CNRS, CEA, UVSQ) , local universities, and various local partners. The project originally included six study … - Observation - Research/Action triptych. It is also part of CEARC's activities. The challenge is to collect the … interviews, because the 'small ends of humanity' are always different depending on the context. Therefore, research …
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… image which can predict the future Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.19 ) Through … to the manufacturing world, yet they promise to change the way things are done. The result of a combination of … they provide the digital image of a real system (machine, part or process) which they model as faithfully as possible. …
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… zones. On 14 February 2023, Université Paris-Saclay took part in the event and organised, with the help of the … (HeaDS), a moment for exchange and testimonies that was greatly appreciated. The morning session was opened by Estelle Iacona, President of Université …
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… the first time in a generation, the open threat of nuclear warfare. Within this context, more than 75 university … freedom. “The world has seen significant innovation in warfare; it is now time for innovation in peace and … the global challenges we face, we need collaboration and partnership among universities, governments, communities and …
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