… research in the field of neuroscience, she spotted there was a gap. “I realised that there was a huge gap between recent advances in neuroscience … development of the first prototype Once the test model had been developed, Bertrand Eynard, a research director in …
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… of the food intake of livestock farming. Yet this land has been reducing in size for many decades now because of urbanisation, desertification and global warming. This is especially the case for fertile land in … divided? One lead comes from the Netherlands. A study from Wageningen University has shown that for optimal use of …
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… (CHCSC – Univ. Paris-Saclay, UVSQ) . His career has been dedicated to studying the Rwandan genocide in 1994 and public debates concerning … in history at Université François Rabelais of Tours. He was particularly interested in contemporary history and … UVSQ) . His career has been dedicated to studying the Rwandan genocide in 1994 and public debates concerning …
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… challenged the law in physics that objects smaller than a wavelength cannot be resolved; physicists who succeeded in … more intense than that found at ten micrometres. In this way, the flux exchanged between two closely spaced surfaces … he was 18. “It’s a subject which answered questions I’d been asking about the world since my childhood.” In 1979, he …
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… Claire Thomas-Junius is a former middle-distance runner. It was only natural that she became interested in sports … of Montpellier. She defended her PhD in 2004, which was about energy metabolism, i.e., the energy production … in the organism. For around 20 years, the lecturer has been studying the effects of metabolic acidosis on …
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… decided to focus his research on these from the year 2000 onwards. “I’m involved in a type of physics called ‘flavour … of the standard model? Since 2010, the researcher has been focusing on rare decays (i.e. unexpected) of the … scientists in high-energy physics. “This experience was very enriching as I reviewed and deepened fundamental …
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… theme exciting, as it led me from bacteria to the brain, I was forced to realise at the end of the 2010s that I could … secondary education. And for good reason, as in 1993, she was appointed as a lecturer at the IUFM of the Versailles … the Graduate School together. "Some of these actions have been very successful, such as the work day on the Dare, …
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… in thoracic oncology using patient data. This work was rewarded with a gold medal from the university, giving him the … cancer therapies. Significant research activity that has been extensively rewarded Fabrice Barlesi has conducted … in thoracic oncology using patient data. This work was rewarded with a gold medal from the university, giving …
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… engineer at the CEA and the project's scientific lead. He was looking for someone who could help him develop a … in subsidies. In March 2022, Blue Bees Therapeutics was launched. In July of the same year, it obtained the … Strong support The start-up Blue Bees Therapeutics has been able to launch due to the confidence demonstrated by …
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… fusion (ITER), small modular reactors (SMR), or nuclear waste conditioning matrices. "We subject these materials to … programmes, including the Nuclear: Energy, Environment, Waste, Society (NEEDS) programme of the CNRS's National … etc)." The Mosaic platform This research would not have been possible without the team from the Mosaic research …
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… the limits of magnetic resonance. Quantum information has been exciting the scientific and industrial worlds for the … passing axions should disintegrate in the form of a microwave photon. So far, there's no sign of it, but you have to … new ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum, those of microwaves, wireless telecommunications and also MRI. This is a …
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… to the same environment (in this case, cheese) in the same way. Phenotypic and genetic differentiation As part of … of Origin (PDO)," laments Jeanne Ropars. "This strain has been continuously cloned and inoculated into milk by all … and its diversity is lower than for the other two," warns the researcher. "Our studies show that we're …
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