… This work is part of the DifBioRel project which has begun at the start of 2021 in partnership with two teams from … provide better care Gut microbiota is now the focus of much scientific and medical attention. “Fecal transplantation is … to try and understand why.” Other projects are under way focusing on innovative treatment and on regulating …
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… at Université Paris-Saclay. Mario Speranza grew up in scientific and medical surroundings. Originally from Italy, … to France for a Master's degree as part of the very first wave of students in the Erasmus programme. He then returned … personality disorder’ in adolescents which was begun during that first international cohort, he has developed …
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… at Université Paris-Saclay Education (This article was originally published in L'Édition No.17 ) Promoting … of residence and, at the end of the programme, to be awarded a joint degree or multiple degrees,” explains Eva … openness to the world, which for me is inseparable from a scientific approach that persuaded me to join this Master …
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… Reading tree cores to better predict global warming Reading tree cores to better predict global warming Research How can we assess the future capacity of … their ability to store carbon. This is information that the scientific community too often ignores, according to the …
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… (ex-CSNSM, now the IJCLab). “The subject of my research was to explain the origin of chemical elements in stars,” … his research gradually expanded. “At the start, my research was more focused on the specific nuclear reactions required … prediction was confirmed,” smiles Vincent Tatischeff. A scientific career punctuated by numerous projects This year …
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… of this new laboratory at Université Paris-Saclay, which was created in early 2022. With more than 200 people, the … path were in line with the scope of Paris-Saclay, as he was interested in technology and attended a 2-year … under extreme stress. He has also been a member of the scientific council of the French School of Concrete since …
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… of renal epidemiology in France. Bénédicte Stengel's goal was to become a general practitioner; her vocation has always been obvious. This goal was achieved in 1982 when, … human dimension, I realised that I was really missing the scientific aspect. So I became interested in education in …
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… technique and needed her expertise to operate it. "This was a vibrational spectroscopy approach, complementary to … and now offers students the opportunity to work on tangible scientific publications. Lastly, she encourages concrete … technique and needed her expertise to operate it. "This was a vibrational spectroscopy approach, complementary to …
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… in collaboration with Airbus Defence and Space (ADS). ION-X was born from the meeting of Jacques Gierak, a research … ionic liquids used as fuel for space thrusters. In 2017, he was asked by the Centre national d'études spatiales … builder Technofounders founded ION-X in 2021, with the scientific support of Jacques Gierak. It is hosted at C2N …
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… d'Optique Graduate School IOGS, National Centre for Scientific Research CNRS) . He tests light scattering … Ferrier-Barbut has lived in the midst of science since he was just a child. After obtaining his Bachelor's degree in … years, as part of his post-doctorate study. In 2018, he was hired as a CNRS research fellow at the Charles Fabry …
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… Food and Environment (INRAE), National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), Univ. Paris Cité, Univ. of Évry) … Its aim is to develop plants that offer nutritional rewards adapted to the specific needs of pollinators. Summer … pollinating insects' attraction to plant nectar and the reward phenomenon. Supported by an ERC Advanced Grant 2022, …
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… processes in ancient metals. Safe storage of radioactive waste In 2003, Delphine Neff defended her thesis at NIMBE, funded by the French National Radioactive Waste Management Agency (Andra). The thesis focused on … In order to gain international experience and further her scientific production, Delphine Neff spent ten months in …
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