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Visite guidée du Lumen à l'occasion des Journées Européennes du Patrimoine (JEP)
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Research
When the mix changes
… up the flexibility of nuclear power, the fluctuation of renewable energies and the rise of hydrogen and nuclear … and guide its energy policy, such as how we move, stay warm and produce, and the means by which we do this. … the heart of the reactor. This nuclear fission breaks apart heavy atomic nuclei, such as uranium 235 or plutonium 239, …
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Research
Spintronics and its developments: material interfaces in the spotlight
… French physicists Albert Fert and German Peter Grünberg – awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2007 – marked the … 30% by 2030. An environmental cost incompatible with global warming and the need for energy sobriety. Consequently, a … “In spintronics, it is quite common to have fairly heavy materials, such as platinum or palladium, in which the …
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Researcher portraits, Research
David Attié and Sébastien Procureur: From Saclay's water tower to the Great Pyramid of Giza
… David Attié and Sébastien Procureur: From Saclay's water tower to the Great Pyramid of Giza David Attié and Sébastien Procureur: From Saclay's water tower to the Great Pyramid of Giza On October 16, … in Nature to summarize their work. This discovery received heavy media coverage worldwide and was featured in many …
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Innovation
Fairbrics recycles CO2 into synthetic fibre
… must reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming. To facilitate this transition, start-up Fairbrics … CNRS) . Benoît Illy, who holds a PhD in materials science, wanted to set up his own business. The partners want to help … solution is industrialised, it will begin with the core of heavy industry such as steelmaking and petrochemicals, which …
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