Chemical Processes for Energy Storage and Transformation
… teaching team, as well as an expert in organic synthesis towards bioactive molecules. The on-site sessions of this … teaching team, as well as an expert in organic synthesis towards bioactive molecules. The on-site sessions of this … teaching team, as well as an expert in organic synthesis towards bioactive molecules. The on-site sessions of this …
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Patricia Bouyer-Decitre: making safety-critical software more reliable through mathematics
… Patricia Bouyer-Decitre: making safety-critical software more reliable through mathematics Patricia Bouyer-Decitre: making safety-critical software more reliable through mathematics Researcher portraits … of safety-critical software Patricia Bouyer-Decitre’s area of research is that of formal methods for the analysis …
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How magnetic fields shape young stars
… de Paris), the MagneticYSOs project , which has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant, focuses on the magnetic … being born, even if they are several tens of light years away? If this visually beautiful aspect is remarkable, so is … project and who is exploring this subject in other areas. One of the chosen avenues is to broaden observations …
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Mathilde Mougeot: Developing predictive models for industrial applications
… her engineering degree from AgroParisTech in 1987. She was interested in data science very early on and quickly … a course on vineyard monitoring using satellite imagery, I was impressed by all the possibilities of extracting … ENS Paris-Saclay . Predictive models Mathilde Mougeot’s area of research comes under the umbrella of machine …
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Camille Peugny: Understanding how societies function through sociology
… involved on many fronts in promoting and advancing this area of social science. Camille Peugny has had a keen … (CREST) at INSEE, which he defended in 2007. His subject was ‘Downward social mobility, the challenge of social demotion’ and … (CREST) at INSEE, which he defended in 2007. His subject was ‘Downward social mobility, the challenge of social …
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Beef has not had the last word
… now because of urbanisation, desertification and global warming. This is especially the case for fertile land in … divided? One lead comes from the Netherlands. A study from Wageningen University has shown that for optimal use of … capacity of alternative livestock farming systems per area of arable farmland required . Sci Rep 11 , 14975 …
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Rémi Métivier: The beauty of molecules
… optical systems and smart materials. Rémi Métivier has always been fascinated by molecules and their interaction with light - a field in the area where chemistry and physics meet. “These fundamental … laboratory LIA (a laboratory ‘without borders’) was born out of these partnerships and Rémi Métivier has …
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Lou Barreau: Observing light-matter interaction on extremely short time scales
… particles (electrons or ions) between light and matter (an area where physics and chemistry overlaps) to study a wide … interaction during her undergraduate-master course. “It was the course taught by Anne Lafosse in particular, who was my spectroscopy lecturer as an undergraduate and who is …
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Jean-Jacques Greffet: Controlling light at the nanoscale
… challenged the law in physics that objects smaller than a wavelength cannot be resolved; physicists who succeeded in … it’s possible to accumulate nanoparticles in the test area and then see their presence or absence and the viruses … more intense than that found at ten micrometres. In this way, the flux exchanged between two closely spaced surfaces …
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Stefan Haar: Pushing the boundaries of discrete event dynamic systems
… Baltimore (United States). When he returned, he shifted towards stochastic differential equations. He graduated in 1992. After this, “I was impressed by the lectures given by Carl Adam Petri, the … supervision of distributed computing, which is still my area of research.” Network theory for natural science Since …
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