… http://www.addoc.asso.universite-paris-saclay.fr/ ) was first founded in 1995, and reanimated in 2009, for all … in 3 sessions of 2 days. The 2021 course is currently underway. This training is open to all the doctoral schools of … here The doctorate can be obtained in 3 different settings. The registration fees are identical in all 3 …
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… A new boom in additive manufacturing Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.19 ) Several … continues to grow. Although the first patent application was in 1984, the technology only really took off in the … of the process used depends on the type of material (thermosetting or thermoplastic polymers, wood, metals, ceramics), …
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… of which are still empty, reveals a very distinctive median set: the valley of stability, grouping together all the … such as plutonium. The heaviest nucleus created in this way is fermium-257, which contains 100 protons,” says … “Protons and neutrons arrange themselves in such a way as to increase the stability of the nucleus. These layer …
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… Different states of condensed matter Research (This article was originally published in L'Edition No.14 ) Physicists of condensed matter at Université Paris-Saclay set out to conquer new electronic and magnetic properties of … perfect kagome lattice of spins, frustrated geometry, microwave photon cooling, diamond-encased magnetometers. Magnetic …
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… dynamics of extreme weather Events Research This article was originally published in L'Édition N.21 . With … unparalleled ability to scrutinise the movements of air and water. Like fires, some of which have been extremely large … working on transposing this experiment to the Irish coastal setting. “We instrumented half a dozen one-ton blocks with …
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… disease: mysteries and new leads Research These article was originally published in L'Édition N.21 . Alzheimer’s … a very high prevalence and incidence rate,” says Yvette Akwa, researcher at the Diseases and Hormones of the Nervous … to early events. Lastly, we are seeking to develop a set of relevant arguments to characterise the disease as …
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… partnerships. The DATAIA Paris-Saclay institute was created as part of the call made by the Convergence … in educating all academic staff about, and making them aware of, these issues.” The institute also has an industry … which combine anatomical and functional mapping, into Rosetta Stones.” The goal of the chair is to create a …
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… Working towards personalised cancer treatment Working towards personalised cancer treatment Research (This article … susceptibility is multiparametric in that it concerns a set of genes,” explains Michèle Martin. “We’re consequently … Working towards personalised cancer treatment Research (This article …
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… history and heritage: Perspectives Research This article was originally published in L'Édition n.22. Heritage, the guardian of memories, always conceals a story to be deciphered. How can this object, … Corbin - Université Paris-Saclay The creation of data sets, simulations and advanced analyses means that digital …
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… and fragrance: giving a sense to smell This article was originally published in L'Édition n°25 . Long … Someone who cannot hear? And someone who cannot smell?" It was with these three questions that Claire de March , CNRS … is also a chemist; once the history had been unravelled, he set about reproducing certain lost musks using the original …
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