… M2 Structures et techniques juridiques des affaires M2 Structures et techniques juridiques des … Séminaire consacrée aux management package, prix de transfert, Pacte Dutreil) Type of assessment … M2 Structures et techniques juridiques des affaires Capacity Available Places 20 French Full-time …
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… Biomimicry: When the natural world inspires scientists with new ways of thinking … about energy As a living open-air laboratory, nature provides scientists with an unlimited field of observation. But … algae travelling through the parallel network. Like plants, these organisms of the Chlorella genus perform …
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… M1 Géosciences : bassins sédimentaires, eaux, sols M1 Géosciences : bassins … eaux, sols Capacity Available Places 20 French Full-time academic programmes Life-long learning Master 1 ORSAY … lieu les sources du droit de l’environnement, occasion de rappeler l’ensemble des sources du droit et leur …
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… Benoît Gabrielle: The energy of the living Benoît Gabrielle: The … felt as much attracted to energy sciences as to the development of southern countries. He completed a Master's … "France needed to determine the greenhouse gas emissions of these biofuels, which at the time were mainly produced from …
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… Reading tree cores to better predict global warming Reading … ring data and the wealth of information they contain, in order to make existing model simulations more powerful. In … by forests. The trees and multitude of plants that populate these ecosystems can capture carbon dioxide (CO2), during …
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… Findimmune: new cancer and immuno treatments Findimmune: new cancer and … treatments Innovation Research The start-up Findimmune has developed three new combinations of treatments to facilitate … of Research at Inserm and the Joint Director of RaMo-IT. These scientists, convinced that they could play a role in …
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… Bénédicte Stengel: developing the epidemiology of kidney diseases Bénédicte … the past 20 years," concludes Bénédicte Stengel, who since 2021 has also been President of the International Network of … Bénédicte Stengel: developing the epidemiology of kidney diseases Researcher portraits Research Bénédicte Stengel is a …
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… Florent Ginhoux: understanding the role of macrophages in the body Florent … for the future development of new immunotherapies targeting these cell populations. After part of his childhood spent in … Florent Ginhoux: understanding the role of macrophages in the body Researcher …
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… KALYSTA Actuation: giving robots and exoskeletons muscles … muscles Innovation The fruit of the SEHA project, under the direction of Samer AlFayad at the Computer Science, … the actuators have been miniaturised, to create robots, prostheses, exoskeletons and even aeroplane seats. "Not all the …
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… Néolithe fossilises our waste Néolithe fossilises our waste Innovation There is no … Néolithe is not to be outdone: it has come up with the idea of fossilising non-recyclable waste and transforming it … [...] generates 23% of France's GHG emissions". To limit these emissions, the government is legislating and forcing …
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… NectarGland: the genetic dance of flowers for pollinators … Paris Cité, Univ. of Évry) , the NectarGland project is dedicated to studying the genes and mechanisms involved in … are deposited on its legs. The insect then transports these pollen grains to another flower, where they are …
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… Aqemia: in search of new therapeutic molecules Aqemia: in search of new therapeutic molecules Co-founded in 2019, Paris-based start-up Aqemia promises to … doing it. The complexity lies in testing the activity of these molecules on their therapeutic target, and then …
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