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… Pierre Gilles Lemarié-Rieusset: From wavelets to Navier-Stokes Pierre Gilles Lemarié-Rieusset: From wavelets to Navier-Stokes Researcher portraits Research … a professor at Université d’Évry, where he still teaches. Alongside this, it is in the Évry Maths and Modelling …
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… the competitive exams in science, David Néron thought he was destined to become a teacher. However... “My initial thought was that I should go to an engineering school and then go on … to being dedicated to students planning to undertake long, research-intensive studies and aiming for a career in …
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… completed a thesis on the epidemiology of feline aids. “It was during this time that I discovered my passion for … on the dynamics of rare populations. In the year 2000, he was taken on as a research fellow at CNRS in the Ecology, … Understanding the importance of rare species Not long after he had arrived, Franck Courchamp devoted part of …
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… Ruskin University (Cambridge, UK). From 2008 to 2011, she was a research assistant, deepening her knowledge of … researchers, one in France, the other in England. "My work was supervised by Alain Varray , an exercise physiologist at … that it is possible to avoid having people who live a long way away come to the hospital to have a walking test," …
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… fusion (ITER), small modular reactors (SMR), or nuclear waste conditioning matrices. "We subject these materials to … programmes, including the Nuclear: Energy, Environment, Waste, Society (NEEDS) programme of the CNRS's National … in Provence or IM2NP), based in Marseille. "We still have a long way to go before we achieve the ideal material, but …
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… passing axions should disintegrate in the form of a microwave photon. So far, there's no sign of it, but you have to be patient! It's a long-term hunt," explains the researcher. The team is also … new ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum, those of microwaves, wireless telecommunications and also MRI. This is a …
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… Institute (IGPS - Univ. Paris-Saclay, CNRS) , where he was its director from 2010 to 2019. He specialises in … grandfather and a photographer father, with whom he spent long hours in the darkroom, developing a taste for … to be administered using these nanoparticles in the same way that messenger RNA vaccines are administered today." …
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… Paris-Sud (now Université Paris-Saclay) in 1985. It was there that she earned her master's degree and embarked … attractors, guaranteeing the existence of a set of states towards which the solutions evolve. "Contrary to some … shortcomings. She uses climate change as an example: long considered to be unpredictable, in her opinion, it …
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… 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 … krypton and tritium already exist, they often take a long time to deliver a result (24 hours) and require heavy, …
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… on endometriosis, fighting relentlessly to fund and raise awareness of it, thus helping to make this disease central to … effects and a major cause of female infertility, has long been overlooked by the medical and research worlds, by … lack of attention to their complaints and diagnostic wandering. This has left them helpless in the face of their …
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… Doctor in Gastroenterology at Saint-Antoine Hospital, who was writing a thesis on the analysis of the microbiota … its protective effect in murine models of colitis. "This was the beginning of a long story that changed our lives and those of our team! We …
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… of bacteria on petri dishes, the DNTech start-up wants to democratise new, less polluting and more effective … a project called BacterioDec in 2020. Their objective was to design a rapid, sensitive and affordable detection … contain pathogens. « "These release tests take a very long time and are sometimes unreliable. The batch has to be …
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