… Researcher portraits Research Claude Fermon is a research director at CEA and works at the Service de physique de … to medical imaging and IT systems, he has just been awarded his third prize by the French Academy of Sciences. … is divided between basic and applied research. This balance was created by Michel Viret and Myriam-Pannetier-Lecoeur …
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… Biology (I2BC - Univ. Paris-Saclay, CEA, CNRS) and Deputy Director of Studies at the Graduate School Life, Science and … how their natural defence system works is a step forward towards discovering and understanding antibiotics for human … how their natural defence system works is a step forward towards discovering and understanding antibiotics for …
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… to multiple deficiencies and attacks. After initial studies in Moldova and conclusive tests, the startup Oligofeed … multiple reactions in a wide range of metabolic pathways. Also present in soil, molybdenum contributes to its … for new uses for these compounds. A chance meeting It was Moldavian biologists who first guided Sébastien Floquet …
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… Didier Boichard: revolutionising cattle selection using … Originally from the Franche-Comté region, Didier Boichard was fascinated by cattle from an early age. After graduating … Consequently, Didier Boichard co-founded the international 1000 Bull Genomes Consortium Project in 2013. "Each member …
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… Great progress has been made in automated techniques for discovering computer bugs, to the point of being able to … Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, CEA) have put forward automatic methods based on formal approaches to … of a bug. Research While computers, programmes and software are now commonplace, the need to protect them from …
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… Bonneval et Anaïs Tondeur, Floriane Pochon de Phaune Radio, Xavier Boissarie du collectif Orbe, la chercheuse … » (domicilié.es sur le territoire ou travaillant ou étudiant sur le territoire), composés de temps de recherches … des ateliers adressés à tous les publics, scolaires, étudiant.es et habitant.es mais aussi professionnel.les. Un …
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… Algorithms and the human brain (L'Edition #12) Algorithms and the human brain (L'Edition #12) … intelligence, continues to expand as algorithms make their way into hospitals and specialised health departments. These … balance,” reports Nicolas Vayatis. His team’s research was based on data from 123 patients with parkinsonian …
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… Research This article can also be found on the issue of L'Édition (N. 20). Endometriosis affects approximately 200 … period and chronic fatigue may also occur. Although it was not until 1860 that Austrian pathologist Karel … of the disease are not correlated with the symptoms,” warns Marina Kvaskoff. “A woman with deep endometriosis may …
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… as demonstrated by no less than nine Nobel Prizes awarded to French chemists over the years. It is also a leading business sector in France with a trade surplus of € … the 'Institut Curie'. Chemistry at Université Paris-Saclay was gradually extended to 24 laboratories, training a new …
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… This article can also be found on the latest issue of L'Edition How does matter behave on an infinitely small time … this takes place on a smaller scale: in femtoseconds.” It was the observation of atom dynamics on the femtosecond … which earned the Egyptian American chemist, Ahmed Zewail the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1999. Beyond the …
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… Nuclear fusion: steps towards energy production Nuclear fusion: steps towards energy production Research (This article was originally published in L'Édition N.20 ) As stars do, several experimental devices … Nuclear fusion: steps towards energy production Research (This article was …
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… at the cutting edge of technology Research (This article was originally published in L'Edition No.18 ) An overview of some of the projects that are … the traditional bit transcribes information in a binary way (0 or 1), according to whether or not there is an …
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