… where diplomacy meets determination In an atmosphere that was both serious and friendly, participants embraced their … these outstanding performances, five certificates were awarded: Best Delegate, Most Improved and three Honourable … iconic spaces of UNESCO House (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) in Paris during an …
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… the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS using several of its scientific instruments. Among them, the MAJIS imaging … by the comet, and the identification of infrared signatures of water vapour and carbon dioxide. These emissions were … the comet, and the identification of infrared signatures of water vapour and carbon dioxide. These emissions were …
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… —aim to provide comprehensive training that spans essential scientific and technological aspects, as well as the … careers in nuclear energy, such as nuclear physics, thermodynamics, neutron transport, radiation-matter … of new industrial components. • Nuclear Decommissioning & Waste Management (NDWM): This track aims to equip students …
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… serving the Saclay plateau, the region's leading scientific and academic hub. A first section, between … of the exhibition is the cutting wheel from the Awa tunnel boring machine, a 250 kg object that testifies to … for future stations and trains: metro seating and a waste bin designed for passenger spaces, along with a …
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… This specialist in the biochemistry of microbiota has been awarded an ERC grant for the third time in the Proof of … in particular. In 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned about the need to optimise the use of antimicrobial … its balance. This potential has not gone unnoticed in the scientific community and several projects aimed at exploring …
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… and Atomic Energy Commission CEA, National Centre for Scientific Research CNRS) , the Institute of Molecular … bacteria is characterised by a single membrane and a thick wall, and that of the Gram-negative bacteria by a double … its first results. "To find how common mycoloylation was in C. glutanicum , we sought to estimate the number of …
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… Saclay) , is exploring from a behavioural point of view the way in which individuals connect with others in … becoming interested in social networks in the 1990s. This was something which had already been studied by sociologists … researcher can then manipulate as she wishes. By their very nature, digital networks provide access to an unprecedented …
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… which need to be researched. Although the researcher was recently in the limelight for the coronavirus crisis, he … infectious diseases; a reported case of rabies case is always fatal. “It still kills 60,000 people a year around the … with water”. The article, which was published in 2017 in Nature Communications, led to the team receiving the …
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… with it some after effects. As a result of the aggressive nature of the illness and the treatments used, women … are still poorly understood. The Intertox project was created in order to better understand these phenomena. … of the project dates back to a call for proposals put forward jointly by the DATAIA Institute and the Centre of Human …
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… facts behind Benjamin Brigaud's vocation. Passionate about nature since he was a young boy, he became interested in the world and the landscapes that surrounded him at an early age. He was fascinated by natural systems such as mountains, … Brigaud's vocation. Passionate about nature since he was a young boy, he became interested in the world and the …
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… via organocatalysis) aims to synthesize polyesters from renewable resources, using organic catalysts. In the future, … from non-renewable resources was exploding, and oil-based thermoplastics were riding high. Polyesters were among the … must be found that are less profitable due to their nature or inaccessibility. Furthermore, a major drawback of …
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… to study physical sciences with the intention of working on waste recycling. However, he soon shifted his focus to … In the same year, he joined the CNRS' Laboratory of thermodynamics and physical-chemistry of materials (LPTCM). … rutile, a mineral species composed of titanium dioxide in nature and, for this study, also of tantalum, niobium and …
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