… an opportunity to shape your future Education (This article was originally published in L'Edition No.18 ) Who hasn’t … or gain professional experience? But doesn’t taking this time out put your future studies at risk? The answer is no, … to my initial project, to really question myself and to envisage my future differently.” Whatever their motivations were …
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… treatment is a key public health challenge. This finding was made by Éric Deutsch, a professor, hospital practitioner … and releasing immunogenic signals. This class of compounds was patented and taken up by the start-up Findimmune so that … of lipid composites to optimise the compound At the same time, Angelo Paci was working on the toxicity of the …
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… (ex-CSNSM, now the IJCLab). “The subject of my research was to explain the origin of chemical elements in stars,” … unlike supernovae,” remembers the physicist. “At the time, we predicted the presence of particles accelerated to … on this scale, the time frame for completion is considerable. “If our project is accepted (considering that the …
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… AVE-TAL and ProfessorBob.: towards a more elaborate virtual teaching assistant AVE-TAL … yet pass the Turing test, it now achieves performance comparable to that of a human being on certain comprehension … of questions related to course pages. They select the passage where the answer can be found and formulate the …
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… of renal epidemiology in France. Bénédicte Stengel's goal was to become a general practitioner; her vocation has always been obvious. This goal was achieved in 1982 when, … and allows us to evaluate the future of patients over time," explains the researcher. There was a five-year …
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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 … combined) to study the effects on the animal. At the same time, the molecular vectors followed the nerve connections … 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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… she completed an internship at the NIMBE laboratory (at the time known as the Pierre Süe laboratory), where she worked … 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 …
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… after her high school diploma in Switzerland, it was initially to have no regrets. "At the time, I was interested in everything: psychology, geology, … of building a community Susanna Zimmermann could not envisage conducting research without engaging in dialogue with …
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… Erwan Poupon: exploring and teaching the evolutionary … to write his thesis, which he defended in 2000. During this time, he specialised in the chemistry of natural substances … example, enabled the lecturer to become aware of the considerable variability in enzyme activity. Far from being …
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… In 2019, it won the Jean-Louis Gerondeau - Safran award, which gave it 20,000 euros. "It was this award that really launched us and took us from a … processes meant constraining the environment, sometimes at a very high price. With its solution, inbolt sells …
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… cancer screening As part of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Pierre Fillard, co-founder and … to analyse and compare two images taken at different times."The aim is to identify temporal changes, … this type of service, which provides them with a considerable safety net through a second reading."It's a bit like …
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… Hélène Brogniez: understanding the atmospheric water cycle Hélène Brogniez: understanding the atmospheric water cycle Hélène Brogniez is a professor at the … vapour in the atmosphere. "What really inspired me at the time, and was also an important turning point in my career, …
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