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… resulted in violations of human rights and, for the first time in a generation, the open threat of nuclear warfare. Within this context, more than 75 university … to scientific understanding to shape public policies. As pillars of democratic debate, through their work in …
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… workshop returns to Université Paris-Saclay This article was originally published in L'Édition n°27. On 25, 26 and … of scientific communication. This is the programme that awaits forty PhD candidates on 25, 26 and 27 June 2025 at … to focus on practical workshops, project sessions and time for discussions with speakers specialising in …
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… 100 million inhabitants. For these urban dwellers, working time - or life - will be even more concentrated in indoor … However, the presence of chemical pollutants is two to five times greater inside buildings than outside. One of the most … to detect other pollutants in other mediums, such as water or soil. Références : L. Mugherli, A. Lety-Stefanska , …
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… in the eye of the James Webb Space Telescope This article was originally published in L'Édition n°24. That was two … spectro-imager. As a result, they benefit from Guaranteed Time Protoplanetary disks In the eye of the James Webb Space … Matter (AMIS) team, is one of three co-PIs (Principal Investigators). During the telescope's first five months of …
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… rays: between mysteries and applications This article was originally published in L'Édition n.22 Cosmic rays, … helium nuclei (around 9%). The hypothesis of cosmic rays was first put forward by German physicist Albert Gockel in … in the atmosphere at an altitude of 5,000 metres was three times higher than at sea level. His deductions were …
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… Research On 15 April 2019, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris was destroyed by a fire. The whole world was gripped by a … construction of Notre-Dame itself. “It's like a police investigation,ˮ says Sophie Ayrault, who is working alongside … (in artefacts, stained glass), and was used in the roof and pillars right at the very beginning of the cathedral's …
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Researcher portraits, Research
… datasets. He is the principal developer of FINK, a software that saw him win the open science prize for free software in the jury’s “favorite” category in 2023. Researcher … since then. FINK is a software capable of managing, in real time, the flow of alerts per night, that are associated with …
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… on the genetic causes of infertility has not only paved the way to "personalised" fertility treatment, a field about … to specialise in women's reproductive health and to investigate the causes of infertility, a field that, at the time, was both under-researched and under-funded. "At the …
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… difficult issues as a European University and moving forward together EUGLOH Diversity and Inclusion E-Conference … difficult issues as a European University and moving forward together As an alliance of key European universities of … digital accessibility, which is all the more critical in times of pandemic: e-learning platforms must be accessible …
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… and hyperactivity-inattention disorders in children at the time of the school closures and detailed the various … some of whom have been followed for over ten years. The aim was to develop and present a standard questionnaire, … school closures, the multidisciplinary team of scientists was particularly interested in the ELFE and EPIPAGE 2 …
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… Although Fabienne Goldfarb knew in high school that she wanted to devote herself to physics research, it was during her higher education at Université Paris-Sud (now … Vienna, also devoted to matter wave interference but this time with neutral macromolecules. In 2005, she was recruited …
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