… functions to create new computing machines. Laurie Calvet was born in America and received a comprehensive academic … under the supervision of Mark Reed. The physicist, who was the first to coin the phrase “quantum dot” to describe a … worked on a variety of research topics and also is well-known for his explorations of molecular electronics and …
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… while hoping that no one would ever use them. This paradox was a first in the history of management and deserved to be … seen patients becoming key players in their own health, as well as other stakeholders in the health care system who are … Promoting the ‘soft sciences’ Sandra Charreire Petit has always felt it is important to promote dialogue between …
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… developed a keen interest in plant metabolism from 1986 onwards while studying for her preparatory course for the … but also in the event of climatic stresses - such as sudden warming, lack of water, lack of light, development of … by autophagy in the homeostasis of membrane lipids, as well as its connection with endoplasmic reticulum stress (an …
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… Saclay) , is exploring from a behavioural point of view the way in which individuals connect with others in … becoming interested in social networks in the 1990s. This was something which had already been studied by sociologists … Laboratory (RITM – Université Paris Saclay) as well as a affiliate professor at the Paris School of …
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… Its origins are still a mystery; since the instrument was found in 2012 in the acoustic collection at the … 17th century, to confirm the authenticity of the qin that was found. Research under pressure The Qin on display at … historical and anthropological value of the instrument as well as its authenticity. Based on this research, the Cnam …
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… (CREST) at INSEE, which he defended in 2007. His subject was ‘Downward social mobility, the challenge of social demotion’ and … associations, the Senate and the National Assembly as well as the Government. In 2009, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, … (CREST) at INSEE, which he defended in 2007. His subject was ‘Downward social mobility, the challenge of social …
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… research in the field of neuroscience, she spotted there was a gap. “I realised that there was a huge gap between recent advances in neuroscience … in areas sometimes forgotten by science, such as Africa, as well as Asia and Latin America where psychometric standards …
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… at the ISAE ENSMA in Poitiers, Franck Richecoeur’s project was chosen by the European Space Agency (ESA) to take part … results of his experiments the following year in Japan. “It was an extraordinary experience as a human as well as a scientist,” remembers Franck Richecoeur. “This was …
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… trigger tsunamis. In order to understand the amplitude of waves and risks that coastal populations are exposed to, a … It established a scaling law between the height of waves and the volume of material involved, and successfully … which reflect the density of soil, sand and gravel pretty well,” says Philippe Gondret. “We also used heavier steel …
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… made in Saclay Lou Barreau knows the Saclay plateau very well, as this is where she has spent the majority of her … interaction during her undergraduate-master course. “It was the course taught by Anne Lafosse in particular, who was my spectroscopy lecturer as an undergraduate and who is …
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… the appeal of mathematical sciences. Pierre Pansu was born in Jura and studied at the ‘École normale … naturally generates the facets seen on the materials he was studying. “This problem seems simple, but my theorem is … the mathematics masters on campus into a single course, as well as all the doctoral schools.” In particular, he …
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… challenged the law in physics that objects smaller than a wavelength cannot be resolved; physicists who succeeded in … more intense than that found at ten micrometres. In this way, the flux exchanged between two closely spaced surfaces … that he knows Université Paris-Saclay and its surroundings well. “I’m a product of Paris-Saclay to a point that’s …
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