Grand Paris
… Grand Paris Grand Paris Leslie et Renard, deux jeunes glandeurs de banlieue parisienne, découvrent un mystérieux … Grand Paris Leslie et Renard, deux jeunes glandeurs de banlieue parisienne, découvrent un mystérieux … Leslie et Renard, deux jeunes glandeurs de banlieue parisienne, découvrent un mystérieux …
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Sandrine Lévêque-Fort - pushing the limits of nanoscopy
… instruments for biological research. She has been awarded the Irène Joliot-Curie prize in the “Femme, recherche … observation of cellular mechanisms, in particular through time-resolved observations. The observation of living … her expertise in developing time-resolved instruments suitable for observation in cell-related environments. “This …
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Claude Noguès - surface chemistry for health
… is aiming to make diagnostic tests more accessible and reliable. Having trained in physical chemistry, Claude Noguès … – Université Paris-Saclay, ENS Paris-Saclay, CNRS) and was recruited by CNRS in 2010 as a research fellow. For the … also from LBPA, she laid the foundations during this time for Kimialys. “It was during the development phase of …
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Johanne Cohen and Sophie Rosset: the new directors of the LISN
… area. “I see the creation of algorithms in the same way as the development of a game against an opponent based … because I like to learn and discover new subjects all the time.” In 2002, Sophie Rosset was appointed as a research … studying open-domain dialogue to design a system capable of interacting with a human on all types of subjects.” …
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A behavioural study of social connections
… Saclay) , is exploring from a behavioural point of view the way in which individuals connect with others in … studied by sociologists and psychologists for a considerable amount of time. Yet personal and professional relationships at an … Saclay) , is exploring from a behavioural point of view the way in which individuals connect with others in …
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Onima upcycles brewer's yeast onto our plates thanks to a debittering process
… his start-up as part of the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste on 29 September, launched by … on our plates in its natural state, although it is sometimes used in the form of extracts or concentrates. "This … but which adsorb to the yeast walls, making them unpalatable. Thanks to this process, Onima is currently the first …
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DNTech develops new technology for pathogen detection in the food industry
… of bacteria on petri dishes, the DNTech start-up wants to democratise new, less polluting and more effective … Their objective was to design a rapid, sensitive and affordable detection kit for quality control in the agri-food … 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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Synaptys Neuroscience: preventing Alzheimer’s disease with combination therapy
… molecules, the company aims to slow cognitive decline and enable patients to enjoy a better quality of life. The … A complex formulation Formulating these two molecules took time because one is hydrophobic and the other hydrophilic. … candidate, the start-up went through four stages. The first was to identify the right molecules, which took two years. …
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Université Paris-Saclay and Owkin: An Unprecedented Alliance to elevate academic medical research to the European forefront through AI
… takes place. K Pro Free: the AI assistant transforming the way science is conducted Developed by Owkin, the K Pro Free platform enables the student and scientific community to explore health … users to answer complex biological questions in real time. For students and early-career researchers, it …
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