… passing axions should disintegrate in the form of a microwave photon. So far, there's no sign of it, but you have to … new ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum, those of microwaves, wireless telecommunications and also MRI. This is a … de-excitation only occurs spontaneously after a very long time, it is accelerated by using a superconducting resonant …
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… and services purchased by consumers. The climatic hell towards which we seem to be heading is paved with good … words, if all consumers wanted the same product at the same time, would production be able to cope? Consider the example … particular, the digital giants are likely to play an important role because they already have comprehensive data on …
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… Paris-Sud (now Université Paris-Saclay) in 1985. It was there that she earned her master's degree and embarked … degree) in numerical analysis, an innovative course at the time. Her studies led to her thesis, which she conducted in … attractors, guaranteeing the existence of a set of states towards which the solutions evolve. "Contrary to some …
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… service as a teacher in a secondary school in Togo. " It was a great experience ," he says. The young physicist then … logic and scientific rigour." ». In 1984, the physicist was appointed as a lecturer at Université Paris-Sud, joining … without any resistance," Philippe Mendels confirms. At the time, it was believed that this critical temperature would …
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… of mathematicians. Researcher portraits Research "I always wanted to teach," reveals Marie-Anne Poursat. This … collaborations with the INRAE teams. I was spending time with passionate people from all walks of life. I liked … it so much I stayed." Enjoying the status of research assistant at INRAE, she completed a thesis and in 1992, joined …
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… age, which led her to study biology. At university, she was first introduced to the world of plants, and then to that of microorganisms. "I was immediately fascinated by this invisible world. It made … structure that was still relatively little-known at the time. "At that point, genome sequencing wasn't yet …
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… A strategic Franco-British partnership to push forward artificial intelligence for science, the economy and … society A strategic Franco-British partnership to push forward artificial intelligence for science, the economy and … innovation, in order to meet the major challenges of our time. It is organised around five key areas: Encouraging …
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… – Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UVSQ), this observation was the inspiration behind the Ethylowheel project. “We wanted to put technology at the service of people and have a … costly to use and almost never used at the right time – that is, before starting the vehicle. From …
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… protéomique, ribosome profiling…) avec des indicateurs reflétant ces régulations, afin de mieux comprendre comment les … que représente la conception d'un médicament, en partant de résultats de recherche fondamentale jusqu'à tous les … car rédigés rapidement par une personne) ici. Point important : Les échanges sont libres, il n’est pas autorisé d’y …
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… inner workings that control our genes Research This article was originally published in the latest issue of L'Édition … a species, much like a cookbook full of recipes. Like a constantly active kitchen brigade, multitudes of molecules are … differs from one cell type to another and changes over time. Like food critics, epigenetics researchers at …
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