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Institut du droit de l'espace et des télécommunications (IDEST)

… Institut du droit de l'espace et des télécommunications (IDEST) Institut du droit de l'espace et des … that condition their use and the applications that result from these technologies. Its field of action covers four … works in close collaboration with a network of partners from the institutional world, including international …

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Droit et sociétés religieuses (DSR)

… the centrists Jean Pierre Delannoy 07/01/18 Revue du Nord From "religious" to "public utility"; Canon law and secularization from the 16th to the 20th century Brigitte … and the law of relations between religions and States, encompassing issues related to relationships between justice …

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Jean-Charles Soria: Fighting cancer on all fronts

… Soria makes no secret of the fact that he decided to become an oncologist following the acute leukaemia experienced … where Jean-Charles Soria was also an assistant professor from 2013 to 2017. “I fight against cancer as a doctor, who … for management and the creation of new organisations. From 2017 to 2018, he attended Harvard's hospital management …

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Claire Gaudichon: Stable isotopes to track dietary proteins in the body

… also the director of the Physiologie de la nutrition et du comportement alimentaire (Nutritional Physiology and Eating … engineer with a specialisation in animal science from the “Institut national agronomique de Paris-Grignon” … more complex and requires material to be recovered directly from the small intestine. On the recommendation of the Food …

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Innovation, Research

Diamonds for quantum technologies: e-DIAMANT wins EquipEx+ award

… Winner of the EquipEx+ call for expressions of interest from the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and … CentraleSupelec), as well as the entire French scientific community, have been interested in the NV centre, which is … a winner of the EquipEx+ call for expressions of interest from the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and …

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François Sarfati: understanding the mechanisms of social vulnerability

… mechanisms by which uncertainty in labour markets increases from the perspective of those who take advantage of it. … “At the time, most sociologists were studying the situation from the point of view of those who had difficulty … ability to bring people closer to employment. Work has become the central focal point around which society is …

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Research

Reading tree cores to better predict global warming

… of forests to capture carbon gas? Jonathan Barichivich from the Laboratory for Sciences of Climate and Environment … prevent around eight billion net tonnes of CO2 equivalent from remaining in the Earth’s atmosphere and thus, from … to store carbon. This is information that the scientific community too often ignores, according to the LSCE …

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Évelyne Contejean: Avoiding computer bugs

… Évelyne Contejean: Avoiding computer bugs Évelyne Contejean: Avoiding computer bugs … brings together around 50 permanent researchers, mainly from the Laboratory for Computer Science (LRI - CNRS, Univ. … as a research fellow at CNRS. She obtained her HDR (Accreditation to Supervise Research) in 2014 and became …

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Subcutaneous chemotherapy, a solution to ease cancer treatment?

… subcutaneously. The aim is to make this therapy more comfortable, more effective, and thus revolutionise cancer … veterinary analysis laboratories (LabOniris), researchers from the Nanomedicines for the Treatment of Serious Diseases … of cancer. "Schematically, we 'grew' the polyacrylamide from the paclitaxel. The concept itself is quite …

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Florent Ginhoux: understanding the role of macrophages in the body

… fascinated by the immune system, which I found both very complicated and very logical." Choosing to focus on … colleagues into immunology," explains the researcher.   From dendritic cells to macrophages Based on these first … "While everyone agreed at the time that macrophages came from blood monocytes, we showed that in mice, the majority …

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NectarGland: the genetic dance of flowers for pollinators

… on the plant, is a valuable source of food for insects. Composed of carbohydrates such as glucose, fructose and … role. For example, when a bee gathers nectar, pollen grains from the flower's male organs (stamens), containing male … offered to pollinators to encourage them to carry pollen from one flower to another. What's more, pollinators often …

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