… it first became popular in the 2000s, 3D printing has been widely used in the automotive industry, for medical … be able to do it for them! Camille Michon and Giana Almeida, who both work at the SayFood laboratory … Their research, which has been carried out as part of the ID3AL project , is looking into the potential of 3D printing …
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… I started as a child, because we lived in accommodation provided with my father’s job and which adjoined his … Toulouse . In his final year as an engineering student, he did his internship at the Centre d’Etudes Spatiales de la … laboratory before being recruited by LSCE in 1993. ORCHIDEE, a vegetation study model Will vegetation continue to …
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… project on this scale, the time frame for completion is considerable. “If our project is accepted (considering that the competition is tough), the satellite launch … to work simultaneously on more theoretical subjects, as I did at the start of the 2000s. I’m currently doing this on …
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… observatory. Science and society What do the asteroid Besely, the star Rapeto and the planet Trimobe have … laboratory (GEOPS - Univ. Paris-Saclay/CNRS) and President of the French Astronomical Society (Société … are very few observatories and astronomy clubs. So the idea is to make astronomy accessible to as many people as …
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… types of particles are used in pregnancy tests and Covid home testing kits,” points out the researcher. “Silver … bind to these nanoparticles and to the virus being identified, it’s possible to accumulate nanoparticles in the … Sciences (ISMO – Univ. Paris-Saclay, CNRS) and the Solid State Physics Laboratory (LPS – Univ. Paris-Saclay, …
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… it is made of and how its elementary components, in a very wide range of energies, interact with each other to form … (Switzerland) which is home to the LHC (Large Hadron Collider), the largest particle accelerator in the world. By … Descotes-Genon states that “when two beams of protons collide at very high energies, new particles can be created, …
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… conjectures. Researcher portraits Research It is often said that there are two kinds of mathematicians: those who … Bonn, Germany, delving deeper into the question of perfectoid spaces before being recruited by the CNRS and joining the … solved, but with one case still outstanding. So, I decided to look further into this case and finally succeeded in …
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… freedom At this stage, Carsten Janke had still not decided on the scientific subject that was to be the focus of … enabling him to discover research in new countries – and decided to head to France. At the end of the 1990s, … either the addition or removal of functional or peptide groups. As a microtubule is made up of a very large …
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… time, I discovered an unsuspected conceptual depth." She decided to cross the Atlantic to join the Massachusetts … Lines, circles or parabolas studied at secondary school provide the simplest examples, but contemporary research, in … of geometric objects. Behind what may seem like a simple idea - for example, the space of all lines in our …
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… by John Coates , an Australian mathematician (now in Cambridge), who managed the laboratory from 1978 to 1984. … of the latter is on the relationship between ‘soft’ and ‘rigid’ objects, with the question being how a soft structure can carry a rigid structure, and, conversely, what does its rigidity reveal …
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… Thibaut Fleury Graff - international law to aid refugees and migrants Thibaut Fleury Graff - international law to aid refugees and migrants Researcher portraits Research … apply, but is also a collection of political and moral considerations which cannot be ignored if you want to understand …
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