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International Engagement Webinar: Racism & the Reflection of Who We Are
… inspire us to examine ourselves individually. As we move forward, our leaders - including those in Europe - must … inspire us to examine ourselves individually. As we move forward, our leaders - including those in Europe - must … inspire us to examine ourselves individually. As we move forward, our leaders - including those in Europe - must …
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David Elbaz: The Big Bang, and after that?
… takes us with him tens of billions of light-years away, where everything began, and where stars are born and … universe's history after the Big Bang. This is an area of time and space very difficult to explore," says the … disrupted." Unlocking the secrets of the universe As a scientific advisor to ESA (European Space Agency), the …
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Hadi Quesneville: The hidden side of the genome
… Inrae) and has recently been appointed Inrae's Scientific Data Administrator. As a pioneer in … “I had a sudden revelation and I said to myself that I wanted to do genetics. Everything suddenly became crystal clear,” says Hadi Quesneville. During this time (the 1980s) he also developed a passion for early …
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CicaNeuro aims to treat Parkinson’s disease
… São Paulo. In particular, protection of vulnerable neurons was associated with improved motor performance in animals … our compound, they would not develop the condition. By the time of diagnosis today, almost 50 per cent of dopaminergic … CicaNeuro is incubated at the Brain Institute in Paris. The scientific advisory board comprises biologists from the …
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Emanuele Daddi: Why stars are born and then die
… galaxies and their transformation over the course of cosmic time? Why do some galaxies still make stars while others … the first to show that the merging of distant galaxies was probably a side effect of gas feedback. “Distant … That’s where it all started.” After completing his scientific studies, he defended his doctoral thesis at the …
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U7+ Alliance: Universities call on G7 leaders to prioritise and advance peace and security
… 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 … promote the sharing of high-level and verifiable scientific work, protected by academic freedom. Universities …
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Maths at Paris-Saclay, on top: excellence and humanism at their best
… Here are the key features of this collective and longed-awaited success. University Shanghai Jiao Tong University … Paris-Saclay, which this year entered for the first time under its own name, has deserved its status as an … only take place because of the presence of out-standing scientific personalities who were able to establish …
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Welcome initiatives for researchers working in or coming from the United States
… they are able to carry out their work, produce and share scientific knowledge, and educate new generations. These … is being increasingly challenged internationally, at a time when it is crucial for science to remain at the heart … Galap, president of Université Paris-Saclay. Since it was first established, Université Paris-Saclay has launched …
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« Musiques de Couronnement » : concert Haendel-Mozart
… réunit des œuvres au caractère à la fois solennel, intime et flamboyant composées par Haendel et Mozart pour … réunit des œuvres au caractère à la fois solennel, intime et flamboyant composées par Haendel et Mozart pour …
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