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… and Cellular Engineering for Therapeutic Purposes teams want to rethink chemotherapy and its approach. To do this, they have set themselves the objective of bypassing the intravenous … a prodrug of their own making, a nanomedicine composed of a water-soluble polymer linked to an anti-cancer molecule. …
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Innovation
… at Université Paris-Cité and a member of IJCLab . He wanted to improve the quality of exeresis, or the removal of … to arrest real growth in tumours during surgery. The aim was to achieve a more precise definition of the resection … to create a start-up in order to sell it quickly, but to set up a permanent structure, working closely with our …
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… Located a few billion light years from Earth, these faraway objects belong to the large family of galaxies with an … that gushes from the active core radiates photons of every wavelength, from radio waves to gamma radiation," says … have already been observed. A specific classification is set in stone. This provides a very good basis for further …
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Researcher portraits, Research
… a French postgraduate degree) at the Pasteur Institute was decisive in this sense, since it was especially during that year that I became fascinated by … my mentor, Professor Miriam Merad, who was planning to set up a laboratory in New York devoted to understanding the …
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… Ferrier-Barbut has lived in the midst of science since he was just a child. After obtaining his Bachelor's degree in … years, as part of his post-doctorate study. In 2018, he was hired as a CNRS research fellow at the Charles Fabry … of light with the atomic ensemble. "We know that a set of atoms that collectively emits light can be an …
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… subsequently the brainstem in the control of limbs during walking, in mice. He was appointed to the CNRS in 2015, and in 2018 became head … in its research: sequencing the transcriptome (the set of genes expressed by the cell), studying the connectome … subsequently the brainstem in the control of limbs during walking, in mice. He was appointed to the CNRS in 2015, and …
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… 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 reduce … must reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming. To facilitate this transition, start-up Fairbrics …
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… Moods) to add a neurochemical component to it. His topic was the study of variability and size of the effect of … behavioural studies with neuroscience Thanks to a grant awarded by the professional organisation Les Entreprises du … studies on this subject," says Denis David who therefore set out to model these relapses in rodents and observed that …
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… Its aim is to develop plants that offer nutritional rewards adapted to the specific needs of pollinators. Summer … pollinating insects' attraction to plant nectar and the reward phenomenon. Supported by an ERC Advanced Grant 2022, … both male and female organs), the IPS2 scientists set out to produce distinct male and female flowers. They …
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… processes in ancient metals. Safe storage of radioactive waste In 2003, Delphine Neff defended her thesis at NIMBE, funded by the French National Radioactive Waste Management Agency (Andra). The thesis focused on … six different archaeological sites. She cut these objects, set them in resin and analysed the structure of the …
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… rue d'Ulm (ENS), where its co-founder, Maximilien Levesque, was working as a researcher in statistical and quantum … National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS). "In 2017, I was working on an unsolved equation and found that it could … into a new office in Paris. Always keeping a growth mindset, Aqemia then signed partnerships with major names in the …
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Education, Campus life
… and academic success of these students? (This article was originally published in L'Edition No. 23) Education … coming to class, but she managed to make it all the way to the first year of the Master’s degree and is now able … learn better than when you're actually there, and also to set up links and get athletes out of their top-level bubble …
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