… dispersion-strengthened steel, using ions, for the first time. Aurélie Gentils is in charge of one of the two teams … fusion (ITER), small modular reactors (SMR), or nuclear waste conditioning matrices. "We subject these materials to … particular, is an integral part of our profession." The message is clear: "Believe in yourself and go for it!" At …
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… Institute (IGPS - Univ. Paris-Saclay, CNRS) , where he was its director from 2010 to 2019. He specialises in … him. The early stages of galenic research "During my time in San Francisco, I conducted experiments that helped … to be administered using these nanoparticles in the same way that messenger RNA vaccines are administered today." …
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… to study physical sciences with the intention of working on waste recycling. However, he soon shifted his focus to … in 1979. His diploma of advanced studies (DEA) internship was dedicated to the plastic deformation of olivine, a … a collaboration lasting nearly thirteen years, during which time I became interested in the development of optical …
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… his start-up as part of the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste on 29 September, launched by the United Nations (UN) … on our plates in its natural state, although it is sometimes used in the form of extracts or concentrates. "This … his start-up as part of the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste on 29 September, launched by …
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… published this portrait of Gilles Dowek, who passed away on Monday, 21 July 2025. This portrait will continue to pay tribute to the scientist he was. Gilles Dowek was a director of research at Inria, a … his keen interest in computer science. During this time, he created a Mastermind game programme, an early …
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… of the Earth's formation from an early age. As a child, she was fascinated by a lecture given by Maurice and Katia … theory of plate tectonics, which was still very new at the time,"she recalls. Three years later, this theory was … solid on our scale, but in fact it deforms at a speed comparable to that at which our fingernails grow. It's slow, but …
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… of bacteria on petri dishes, the DNTech start-up wants to democratise new, less polluting and more effective … validate a number of points in order to prove the desirability and feasibility of our concept and give it a degree … and culturing it for 18 hours. It is during this period of time, which is known as the pre-enrichment stage, that …
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… Aurélien Marabelle: using the immune system as a therapeutic tool to … Research Aurélien Marabelle's interest in medicine was sparked by a chance internship with Dr Éric Bérard in a … called CAR-T Cells in Houston, USA. "It was in 2005, at a time when there was very little research into cancer …
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… articles on aerospace, which he learnt by heart. Later, he was inspired by a 2nd year Master's internship at the … Chevallier, who defended his thesis in 1998. "At the time, atmospheric modellers observed my work cautiously. … Since it was created, the ECMWF has expanded considerably, positioning itself, for example, in Earth system …
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… models in which explanatory variables are not directly measurable, but are distorted by noise. The aim was to develop robust statistical methods for analysing … at Université Paris-Descartes in 2007. During this time, she expanded her research into survival analysis, an …
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… international regulation of artificial intelligence. She was recently named Chevalière de l'Ordre des Arts et des … funded by PhD projects and contracts." At the same time, she was involved in developing the DATAIA Institute , … and encourage the emergence of new ideas. It's an immeasurable opportunity." Momentum towards the future and …
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… melatoninergic system in mammary carcinogenesis. "The idea was to study mammary tumours, which are often linked to … incidence rates between the sexes, particularly around the time of menopause. This leads us to believe that hormonal … over three years. For me, the human journey is inseparable from the scientific one," she concludes. Read more …
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