… Universe, by combining the study of light, gravitational waves, neutrinos and cosmic rays. But this approach is a … and expertise to explore every cosmic event. (This article was originally published in L'Édition n°30 . ) Research It … the advantages and disadvantages of the two designs from a scientific perspective ,” explains the researcher. The aim …
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… into two), or by emitting γ photons without altering their nature. Some have such short lifetimes that they barely have … such as plutonium. The heaviest nucleus created in this way is fermium-257, which contains 100 protons,” says … “Protons and neutrons arrange themselves in such a way as to increase the stability of the nucleus. These layer …
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… between lectures and tutorial classes. Guided analysis of scientific articles or lectures by specialised researchers … a model organism approach, while some are more oriented towards human health. Others address applications such as … a model organism approach, while some are more oriented towards human health. Others address applications such as …
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… between lectures and tutorial classes. Guided analysis of scientific articles or lectures by specialised researchers … a model organism approach, while some are more oriented towards human health. Others address applications such as … a model organism approach, while some are more oriented towards human health. Others address applications such as …
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… Working towards personalised cancer treatment Working towards personalised cancer treatment Research (This article … but they still generate side effects of an autoimmune nature which can be severe. In addition, some patients who … Working towards personalised cancer treatment Research (This article …
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… 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. … goals using prospective scenarios The fluctuating nature of renewable energies and nuclear flexibility are …
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… When light is brief but intense Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition n°16 ) Scientists at … use in eye surgery, femtosecond lasers are leading the way. They now deliver pulses of ten to several hundred … and the associated THz emission processes depend on the nature of the target. If it is transparent, such as a …
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… the heterogeneity of autism forms Research This article was originally published in the latest issue of L'Édition … behavioural differences associated with “cortical signatures” detected by MRI. Because autism does not provide a … Léa Roussin, a doctoral student at MICALIS, confirms: “The scientific literature shows us that children with autism …
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… More Reliable and More Agile Drones Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition No.17 ) When used … has grown, whether it is to assist people, deliver parcels, watch over fields, or even inspect facilities. This … It is different from a disruption due to its permanent nature,” explains Dalil Ichalal. The most frequent flaws are …
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… questions of provenance and restitution This article was originally published in L'Édition n°26 . Whether it's artworks or cultural goods looted during wars or colonisation, questions of provenance and potential … containing the specifications they have provided as to the nature, composition, origin and age of the object sold ". On …
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… the potential of blockchain Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition n°16 ) Today, … used more widely. This requires lifting a certain number of scientific, technological and legal barriers, which … new block generated by a BFT algorithm. If a quorum of signatures is reached for a given block, then it is immediately …
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… inner workings that control our genes Research This article was originally published in the latest issue of L'Édition … over several generations has been proven in plants, the scientific consensus is not yet established for animals. … to stress faster? Does this confer a cellular memory?” Furthermore, as the DNA coil forms loops, it brings genes that …
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