… carbon, plant, soil, and climate Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.19 ) As the fourth most abundant element on Earth, carbon is everywhere. Yet it plays different … on land soils. In the fields of Villiers-le-Bâcle (Essonne) near Université Paris-Saclay, the field bean crops literally …
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… Studies Diploma (DEA) in materials science at the same time, which was jointly accredited by Université Pierre et Marie Curie … methods, which were in rapid development at the time. “I was interested in the preservation mechanisms in an … Diploma (DEA) in materials science at the same time, which was jointly accredited by Université Pierre et Marie Curie …
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… Portrait of ecoanxiety, the disorder that eats away at young people (too) Portrait of ecoanxiety, the disorder that eats away at young people (too) Research Cet article est issu de L'Édition n°21 . Si elle n’est pas considérée comme une maladie, l’éco-anxiété éprouvée en raison de …
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… Julien Peloton: when computer science meets astronomy and combines with open science Julien … 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 …
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… From the plate to soil decontamination thanks to enzymes D.Terre: From the plate to soil decontamination thanks … sometimes have unexpected beginnings. In 2019, Simon Morin was an ambitious student, determined to study medicine. Unfortunately, he was rejected. However, this stroke of bad luck proved to be …
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… in several AI projects, including a research chair programme. The University also accommodates other chairs and … partnerships. The DATAIA Paris-Saclay institute was created as part of the call made by the Convergence … to set up a branch of IBM research on the campus in the near future.” Beyond collaboration in research, it is also …
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… Working towards personalised cancer treatment Working towards personalised cancer treatment Research … which is totally new,” explains Marco Mendoza-Parra. “Nearby gexels share common features and provide a functional … Working towards personalised cancer treatment Research (This article …
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… When light is brief but intense Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition n°16 ) Scientists at Université Paris- Saclay are shedding light on the phenomena and uses of femtosecond lasers. These devices, with … a vacuum, the laser pulse is coupled with gas. After nonlinear interaction, pulses of 3.9 fs and 2.5 mJ are obtained.” …
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… Spintronics and its developments: material interfaces in the spotlight Spintronics and … French physicists Albert Fert and German Peter Grünberg – awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2007 – marked the … can be manipulated with an external stimulus), and non-linear (they easily interact with each other).” “This physical …
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… will return to Paris Expo - Porte de Versailles. Come and meet Université Paris-Saclay on stand B56 and find … it into its missions. In July 2023, the university was awarded the official University Innovation Cluster label … their electricity bills by optimising planning (production, maintenance, etc.). Present on 23 May Magic LEMP : …
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… Most living things can communicate with each other using warning messages or emotional signals. Only humans, however, … and phonology) working together. The researchers have scrutinized over 300 examples of connectivities known to be … complex sentence, such as ‘The keys which the man who is near the table is holding...’ the models just give up. This …
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… as demonstrated by no less than nine Nobel Prizes awarded to French chemists over the years. It is also a … and using chemistry, particularly in research and development. Why? Because it is an area of strategic knowledge … the 'Institut Curie'. Chemistry at Université Paris-Saclay was gradually extended to 24 laboratories, training a new …
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