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Nathalie Frascaria-Lacoste: From the evolutionary genetics of forest species to a more involved ecology

… and cross-disciplinary subject.  Nathalie Frascaria-Lacoste was interested in life sciences from an early age. She … and represented a great turning point in my way of working, but also of thinking. I realised that a scientific approach … a water treatment plant, a forest is grown which provides a set of services, including water purification. “It is a very …

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Lucile Beck develops nuclear techniques for cultural heritage

… know about post-baccalaureate training in my family and I was practically the first to take that step.” However, she … by the Research Laboratory of the Museums of France (LRMF, but known today as C2RMF), which is located in the Louvre. … whereas the other paintings revealed a much more varied set of pigments. This result suggests that they were …

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Stéphanie Baumberger: Developing products from agricultural activity

… industry sector at ENSIA, Stéphanie Baumberger decided, towards the end of the 1990s, to focus on a PhD investigating … gives me great pleasure to see some of my students contributing to the various research programmes underway in our … strategic partners in particular. I’d very much like to set up co-supervised PhDs with non-European partners to work …

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Étienne Fouvry: Hunting for prime numbers

… hundreds of years. The French Academy of Sciences recently awarded him the ‘Sophie Germain - Fondation de l’Institut de … in 1981, Étienne Fouvry defended his thesis about the distribution of prime numbers in major arithmetic progressions. … 1980s, Étienne Fouvry studied twin prime numbers, which are sets of numbers with a prime gap of two, such as 3 and 5, 5 …

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The Rhône valley: Home to Neanderthals for over 200,000 years

… shelters played in the Middle Palaeolithic era. France was occupied solely by Neanderthals during this period … age of the samples. Carbon-14 dating is the most familiar but can only be used on organic samples up to about 50,000 … the largest caves and shelters. In particular, they could set up stone-knapping workshops there. Archaeologists have …

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Antoine Browaeys: The quest for quantum computing using cold atoms

… Antoine Browaeys: The quest for quantum computing using cold atoms … computing With his PhD under his belt, Antoine Browaeys set off to the United States in the year 2000, where he … “Let's take a city, which has a fleet of electric cars but few charging points. The optimal situation would be to …

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Bernard Yannou: creating utility through design methods

… most children were playing with LEGO ® , Bernard Yannou was already dreaming of devising construction plans. "If … engineering", they often thought of "production lines". "But what really interested me personally was the design of … founder to deeptech project leaders. Two years ago, he set up a Prematuration unit at CentraleSupélec to develop a …

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Open Science Week 2024: Université Paris-Saclay is committed to open science!

… most frequently used data in their work, the Agrilogue tool was made available online. This presentation will look at … researchers retain their copyright? Or is copyright attributed to the institution they are affiliated to?     How can … this in mind, the FAIR_bioinfo training course has been set up nationally by the French Bioinformatics Institute …

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Didier Boichard: revolutionising cattle selection using genetics

… Originally from the Franche-Comté region, Didier Boichard was fascinated by cattle from an early age. After graduating … have one calf a year, selection is based mainly on bulls. But these do not express traits of interest, such as milk … Institute, Idele) and the Eliance federation, he set up the eBIS Joint Technology Unit, a public-private …

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Jean-François Roch: when diamond defects transform matter

… the École normale supérieure de l'enseignement technique (ENSET), which became ENS Cachan and is now ENS Paris-Saclay. … a student in the physics department. "The School's message was both demanding and caring: love science!" he recalls. … defects in diamonds, the source of the diamond's colours, but they also behave like artificial atoms trapped in the …

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Loïc Lepiniec: an architect of plant biology, from genomes to seeds

… networks that govern their development, he has contributed to the structuring of plant sciences in France. He has … Researcher portraits Research As a child, Loïc Lepiniec was drawn to forests and nature. He began his scientific … who was a leading figure in French plant genetics, to help set up a seed biology lab. In 2010, this lab became part of …

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Cécile Denis: understanding and treating von Willebrand disease, a century after its first description

… woman, somewhat shy about mentioning the honours and awards she has received throughout her career, such as the … Binet Prize from the Foundation for Medical Research. But as soon as you ask her questions about her research, her … laboratory. In 2000, she decided to return to France and set up her own team with support from the Avenir programme …

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