Innovation, International, Science and society
First edition of the Life, Structure, and Cognition (LSC) event
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Beams: the Medtech serving surgical oncology
… at Université Paris-Cité and a member of IJCLab . He wanted to improve the quality of exeresis, or the removal of brain tumours in order to offer better treatments to his patients and improve … to arrest real growth in tumours during surgery. The aim was to achieve a more precise definition of the resection …
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Alkalee secures the operation of embedded systems
… vehicle. "At the time, I'd been working on embedded software issues at the CEA for ten years. This project was a real opportunity to develop the technologies I was … IncubAlliance Paris-Saclay deeptech start-up incubator in order to move towards the industrialisation of these …
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Arts & culture, Research, Science and society, Campus life
« Dieux que ne suis-je assise à l'ombre des forêts »
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Researcher portraits, Research
David Néron: model reduction for faster simulations
… the competitive exams in science, David Néron thought he was destined to become a teacher. However... “My initial thought was that I should go to an engineering school and then go on … that I should deal with some real-life problems first in order to feel legitimate as a teacher,” he states at the …
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Loïc Bertrand: Revealing previously unseen heritage knowledge through micro-imaging
… Diploma (DEA) in materials science at the same time, which was jointly accredited by Université Pierre et Marie Curie … until 2002, the researcher worked at LRMF and ENS Paris in order to complete his doctorate there. His PhD focused on … methods, which were in rapid development at the time. “I was interested in the preservation mechanisms in an …
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Education
Cross-disciplinary programmes to enrich educational courses
… to enrich educational courses Education (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.19) … at a time when the creation of the Graduate Schools was seen as an innovative format available to institutions … programmes may be based on a common educational area in order to respond to challenges in society, such as the …
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Researcher portraits, Research
Delphine Neff: preserving our heritage and securing our nuclear future through the study of metal corrosion
… 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 … dimensioning and predicting the lifespan of containers, in order to guarantee the safety of waste storage over this …
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Lucile Beck develops nuclear techniques for cultural heritage
… know about post-baccalaureate training in my family and I was practically the first to take that step.” However, she … “I fell in love with it instantly and from that moment I was sure I wanted to specialise in this field.” She … or helium ions which bombarded the sample to be analysed in order to determine its elemental composition. “The advantage …
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TheraPanacea: using artificial intelligence to improve the quality and access to cancer treatment and beyond
… is to push back the limits of radiotherapy. TheraPanacea was created in 2017 and uses mathematics, physics, … artificial intelligence and treatment data to develop a software suite for analysing medical data (mainly from imaging) in order to standardise, facilitate and optimise the …
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Publication of the legal decree creating Paris-Saclay University
… University The creation of the new Paris-Saclay University was made official by decree today, and will enter into force … bodies. It's done! The new Paris-Saclay University was officially created this morning following the … The new university is established on the basis of the Order No. 2018-1131 of 12 December, 2018. With a commitment …
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E3N-E4N, the largest French family cohort study, to receive new financing from the ANR (French National Research Agency)
… aims to follow families through several generations in order to gather essential data for research into … of illnesses. The first such studies were set up in the wake of the Second World War. Since 1990, the E3n cohort (Epidemiological study in … of illnesses. The first such studies were set up in the wake of the Second World War. Since 1990, the E3n cohort …
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