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It’s now or never for ailing Earth (L'Edition #12)
… pressure exerted by human activity and climate change on global ecosystems and biodiversity. They are putting forward suggestions to combat the coming risks. Time is running … in November. All governments asked to participate are aware it is absolutely necessary to dramatically reduce …
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Élisabeth Borne, French Minister of State, and Roxana Mînzatu, European Commissioner, visit Université Paris-Saclay
… As the coordinator of the European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH), supported by the European Commission … brings together nine universities committed to education in global issues linked to health and well-being, Université … of their academic programmes. In the context of the current global climate, where there is a growing need for …
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New release ! L'Edition N.18 !
… society (SAPS) label of Université Paris-Saclay; Research: Global food security in the context of global warming Research: Quantum ambitions: positioning … Research: Global food security in the context of global warming Research: Quantum ambitions: positioning France at …
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Céline Masclaux-Daubresse: How autophagy in plants helps them adapt to climate stress
… developed a keen interest in plant metabolism from 1986 onwards while studying for her preparatory course for the … but also in the event of climatic stresses - such as sudden warming, lack of water, lack of light, development of … studies. “By setting up labelling experiments with the heavy nitrogen isotope 15N on the model plant Arabidopsis …
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Sébastien Descotes-Genon: exceeding the limits of the standard model of particle physics
… can be found amongst these new quarks and are particularly heavy. The researcher decided to focus his research on these from the year 2000 onwards. “I’m involved in a type of physics called ‘flavour … scientists in high-energy physics. “This experience was very enriching as I reviewed and deepened fundamental …
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Fluorescent sponges to detect radioactive gases
… specific phenomena and eventually lead to public health or waste management issues. Although relatively weak, the … of stars, is found on Earth as a byproduct of radioactive waste processing and accounts for 99% of man-made … take a long time to deliver a result (24 hours) and require heavy, bulky, non-reusable devices and a laboratory …
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MOPGA: a visiting fellowship programme for young researchers
… “One Health” approach. Research Forty fellowships will be awarded to young researchers over a 12-month period, starting … human, animal and ecosystem health, on local, national and global scales, in a wide range of fields including medicine, … or national ID Fellowship advantages a monthly allowance of €2,500 a relocation allowance of €500 social …
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