… a Master of Advanced Studies (DEA) in nuclear physics. "It was at this time that I had the good fortune to cross paths … missions. After a period in the United States, Michel was invited to set up a team by René Bernas, who headed up … and not in Toulouse, as the Interministerial Delegation of Land Planning and Regional Attractiveness (DATAR) was urging …
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… Living with insects: perspectives (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.23) Intriguing and … dating analyses and historical biogeography. The aim was to try and understand the evolutionary history and … interviews with the various sectors concerned (social landlords, hotels, collective housing, representatives of …
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… undergoing numerous changes: pollution, acidification, warming, loss of biodiversity… In response to these … between marine species and their environment. (This article was originally published in L'Édition n°30.) Research “The … genomes of 4,500 marine species found in the waters of mainland France and its overseas territories. This represents …
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… practices and the transition to new systems is not always easy. The prospective nature of research means it can … centre for education and research. When the BASC LabEx was created in 2010, there were few exchanges between … strong local roots. It is important to protect farming land, green spaces and forests in this peri-urban area of …
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… dynamics of extreme weather Events Research This article was originally published in L'Édition N.21 . With … unparalleled ability to scrutinise the movements of air and water. Like fires, some of which have been extremely large … an eruption of the Russian volcano Raikoke on the Kuril Islands, we were surprised to observe a very dark plume that …
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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. … and gas to be burned. “If we switched the entire fleet of land vehicles to hydrogen, we would need 8 million tonnes of …
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… an action plan in progress Research This article was originally published in L'Édition n.22 Sustainable … a key strategic element of its policy. The University is aware that it must strive to be exemplary and is therefore … for reducing usage. Research requiring large areas of land (forestry, agriculture) will be the subject of a …
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… How it works, therapies and other mysteries This article was originally published in L'Édition n°24. Numbering 639 in … system, or alactic system. The first two metabolic pathways consume glucose, while the last uses creatine during … . 2023. Demarie, S. et al. , Pacing of Human Locomotion on Land and in Water: 1500 m Swimming vs. 5 000 m Running. …
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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 … of evolution, and according to the result, will land in emergency or open its parachute. Successfully …
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… help advance the sciences thanks to the public This article was originally published in L'Édition n°25. Citizen science … university. Research Growing beans, hunting for meteorites, watching birds feed, or... collecting stool samples. At … contacted a relay from FRIPON/Vigie-ciel. The object had landed on her property, destroying her garden table. " The …
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