… tradition of scientific and educational work. (This article was originally published in L'Édition n°30.) University On … group gathered at the entrance to the Orsay campus. The sun was already warm for the eve of spring. Its rays streamed … Here you can see azaleas, boxwoods and bamboo. “ There is also a Zen rock garden made up of mineral elements – stones …
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… Jacqueline Bloch awarded the CNRS Gold Medal Jacqueline Bloch awarded the CNRS Gold Medal On Thursday 17 September 2026, … the same year she became a member of the Academy. She is also a Chevalier of the Légion d’honneur and an Officier of … Jacqueline Bloch awarded the CNRS Gold Medal On Thursday 17 September 2026, …
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… at the cutting edge of technology Research (This article was originally published in L'Edition No.18 ) An overview … communications, and enabling technologies. The programme also covers four multi-disciplinary focuses, which 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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… devices that are not only even more efficient, but also and above all consume very little energy. Magnonics, … French physicists Albert Fert and German Peter Grünberg – awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2007 – marked the … the spin of electrons – one of the elementary building blocks of atoms – since the late 1990s it has been the …
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… of the professional activities offered, the remuneration awarded and life in the company itself. What steps can be taken to move towards greater fairness? Researchers at Université … sales. However, in this sector, gender inequality is also apparent in the fact that men are not restricted to the …
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… a combination that is proving beneficial This article was originally published in L'Édition n.24 . To cope with … reduce the employment of chemical inputs and avoid soil and water pollution. Plants are grown in association with other … other organisms (such as other plants or soil bacteria). We also need to discover new associations. This requires a wide …
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… promise of healthier, more sustainable food? This article was originally published in L'Édition n°26 . Fermented … changes among human groups (in France, this period was between 6,000 and 2,000 BC). It is thought to have … acid. That is how we get yogurt. Alcoholic fermentation is also a common process, whereby carbohydrates such as glucose …
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… undergoing change Among the areas most exposed to global warming, the polar regions are particularly important given … Paris- Saclay, several research projects are currently underway in these regions to better understand the changes … observing recent warming in Antarctica. Since 2019, she has also been an integral part of the Beyond EPICA project, …
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… and longevity. Last October, the Swedish Academy awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to the inventors of … and the battery can catch fire.” The dilemma? This layer is also necessary because it protects the system by passivating … it with indium in the form of an alloy, we can partially unblock the reaction and around forty charge/discharge cycles …
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… for students looking to change direction This article was originally published in L'Édition n°26 . Sometimes, … a study path straight out of secondary school isn't always easy, and deciding on a future career can be just as … out or changing direction ," explains Aude Ricard. It's also a question of timing. At Université Paris-Saclay, …
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