46ème Rendez-Vous BioAnalyse Paris Saclay: Innovation through adaptation: Leveraging a commercial solution for analytical and health challenges
… venez échanger avec Gérald Mercier, qui nous exposera le sujet suivant : Innovation through adaptation: … venez échanger avec Gérald Mercier, qui nous exposera le sujet suivant : Innovation through adaptation: …
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Albert Fert: The art of physics
… As a student at the École Normale Supérieure (ENS), he was more attracted, he freely admits, by the capital's jazz … of Ian Campbell. “Previously, I thought that science was a set of laws firmly established by eminent researchers … on avenues of research which were not fashionable at the time, and I still use some of the results today.” Appointed …
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Élodie Béthoux: Employment in all its forms
… Sociology, she spent six months at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. There, she studied the reform of … Labour Office, and her Master’s thesis focused on this. “It was towards the end of the 1990s,” she remembers. “Just a … how people organise themselves in their workspace and time frames. The second concerns relations between …
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Jean-Michel Bismut: The geometrisation of probability
… theories in various areas of mathematics. He has also been awarded the prestigious 2021 Shaw Prize in Mathematical … the secrets of one language to understand another. The disadvantage was having to learn new languages very quickly.” The mathematician worked doggedly (sometimes even “painfully”) to create a bridge between two or …
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The mystery of learning in babies
… their development, their perception of the world and their awareness from an early age. If the way in which adults learn remains an enigma, it is even more … also supports a functional asymmetry, which for a long time was thought to be specific to adults and a consequence …
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Tribute to Matthieu Roy-Barman: using isotope tracers to understand the ocean
… is a tribute to this great scientist. Matthieu Roy-Barman was a professor at Université de Versailles – … and Planets Graduate School at Université Paris-Saclay . He was a specialist in geochemical tracers in the ocean and … Although Matthieu Roy-Barman devoted most of his research time to marine geochemistry, he also collaborated with his …
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