… the European (ESA) and Russian (Roscosmos) space agencies, was also due to leave in 2020, but its launch has been … molecules – amino acids and sugars for example – and biosignatures, such as the presence of a single enantiomer. These … on board the Mars Express probe, and for which LATMOS has scientific and technical responsibility. A new adventure is …
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… between the teams. We have been building both software and management tools to foster creativity, diversity, … are all very excited about the prospects of inventing new ways to organize work in general. Besides the … data about us private. We often talk about Big data as a scientific and economic leverage for the next 10 years. In …
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… of pulmonary circulation, in 1978, Gérald Simonneau was appointed head of the pneumology clinic at the Antoine Béclère hospital. In 1979, he was confronted for the first time with a patient with … six years later. “This unit has been essential to the scientific/clinical research balance within the Reference …
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… area. “I see the creation of algorithms in the same way as the development of a game against an opponent based … Mathematics and algorithm design - a passion Johanne Cohen was interested in mathematics from a very early age and it … Human-machine dialogue Sophie Rosset developed her scientific work further with a thesis on dialogue strategies …
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… industry in 2012. However, Emmanuelle Deleporte was not destined to work in this field and her career took a … Paris-Saclay, ENS Paris-Saclay, CentraleSupélec, CNRS). She was director of the Physics Department at ENS Cachan from … an anecdote from the past which would guide her future scientific choices. “When I started my PhD, my supervisor …
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… de Paris), the MagneticYSOs project , which has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant, focuses on the magnetic component of this process in particular. Every scientific discipline has its own ability to generate … being born, even if they are several tens of light years away? If this visually beautiful aspect is remarkable, so is …
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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 … to geophysical tsunamis generated by subaerial landslides, Scientific Reports 11, 18437 (2021), …
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… food Ruminant GHG production has reached consensus in the scientific community. Without completely calling it into … now because of urbanisation, desertification and global warming. This is especially the case for fertile land in … divided? One lead comes from the Netherlands. A study from Wageningen University has shown that for optimal use of …
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… in ecosystems ranging from grasslands to vineyard stormwater basins, forests and even golf courses! Stéphane Bazot … – without much success – tulips,” says the lecturer. It was therefore not surprising that once he had completed his scientific baccalaureate, he decided to focus on plant …
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… completed a thesis on the epidemiology of feline aids. “It was during this time that I discovered my passion for … on the dynamics of rare populations. In the year 2000, he was taken on as a research fellow at CNRS in the Ecology, … to share the work of his laboratory with those beyond the scientific world. This was how the idea of La Guerre des …
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… In addition to teaching, writing is his favourite way of passing on his knowledge. After completing a Master’s … all, nothing more than a study of a procedural law.” Furthermore, in practice “the competence and added value of a … the international reputation of Université Paris-Saclay in scientific fields. These two major assets can position us as …
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… Paris-Saclay. An expert in massive data management, she was the first person to import spatial data mining into … (PRiSM) laboratory, from which the DAVID laboratory was created in 2015. She was promoted to professor in 2009. … discovery. But also that the freedom and autonomy of scientific work are priceless!" Karine Zeitouni …
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