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The dynamics of extreme weather Events

… of climate change, it is more important than ever to understand and predict their behaviour. To this end, … and circles the globe several times.  While some plumes decline over time, others rotate and form cohesive vortices. … that arrive from the Atlantic Ocean. It is perhaps the place in Europe where the waves are the strongest,” says …

Published on: Fri 23/06/2023 - 15:52

Jean-Marie Mirebeau: Calculating the shortest path

… Mirebeau is a mathematics researcher , known worldwide for his speciality: the resolution of anisotropic partial … equations using algorithmic geometry tools. He has thus developed his own digital solutions applied to image … “Then, to make a digital diagram on a computer, you place yourself on a grid of pixels aligned with each other.” …

Published on: Fri 05/02/2021 - 16:16

Guy David: Solving the soap bubble equation

… differential equations. He teaches in the Mathematics Department of the University. His recent research concerns, for example, the theoretical description of soap films. Today, he is mainly interested in … then governed by a simple partial differential equation, Laplace’s equation, which is a good model of what are called …

Published on: Thu 11/02/2021 - 16:05

SPARK - reducing CO2 emissions and decentralising hydrogen production

… SPARK - reducing CO2 emissions and decentralising hydrogen production SPARK - reducing CO2 emissions and decentralising hydrogen production Innovation The future … by pyrolysis, some use higher temperature plasmas which place thermal constraints on the efficiency of the process …

Published on: Wed 09/06/2021 - 08:45

BAYOEN, organic transistors for improving health

… health Research The objective of the BAYOEN project is to develop bio-inspired autonomous intelligent sensors capable of determining cardiovascular dysfunctions using particular … She then set about exploring how data from biosensors placed on the heart muscle, the signals collected by ECG, …

Published on: Thu 22/07/2021 - 08:56

The emergence of gravity and black holes

… relativity and quantum mechanics has long been a source of defeat for physicists. Since 2016, Monica Guică, from the … (IPhT – Université Paris-Saclay, CEA, CNRS) , has been developing new theoretical tools within the framework of the … gravitational force, reaches the speed of light. In this place, physics becomes simpler. “For any black hole, string …

Published on: Wed 08/12/2021 - 16:26

The placement year: an opportunity to shape your future

… The placement year: an opportunity to shape your future The … After having completed the first year of his Master’s degree in Nuclear Energy at Université Paris-Saclay last year, Gabriel Guerche, a student entrepreneur at the Paris-Saclay Entrepreneurship and …

Published on: Wed 11/05/2022 - 15:06

Denis David: fighting depression with new therapeutic goals

… Denis David: fighting depression with new therapeutic goals Denis David: fighting … is a phenomenon present in almost all mammals. It takes place all through life in the dentate gyrus area, located in …

Published on: Thu 20/07/2023 - 11:57

THE EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF PHDS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS-SACLAY AS OF DECEMBER 1, 2019

… STATUS OF PHDS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS-SACLAY AS OF DECEMBER 1, 2019 THE EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF PHDS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PARIS-SACLAY AS OF DECEMBER 1, 2019 Doctorate Research Supporting PhD students … with its entry into the Shanghai rankings in 14th place worldwide. The means implemented by Université …

Published on: Wed 09/06/2021 - 14:07

Abbelight, CNRS and Université Paris-Saclay join forces to advance imaging of living organisms

… 2 February 2024, the company Abbelight, specialised in the development of microscopy and nanoscopy solutions, the … objective draws on ISMO and Abbelight’s capacities to develop imaging of living organisms, which remains limited … marking the creation of the Nanolife joint laboratory took place on 2 February at ISMO. The event was attended by …

Published on: Fri 02/02/2024 - 18:00

Pascale Senellart-Mardon: At the cutting edge of the second quantum revolution

… that allowed the production of optical components used to develop quantum technologies. This scientific breakthrough … obtained by the scientific community led her to launch Quandela, a startup that won the 2018 i-Lab Grand Prize. It now … high school on. "A native of Orléans, I used to pass by the place every weekend as I visited my grandparents. I first …

Published on: Sun 24/11/2019 - 10:01

Architects are listening

… listen to ambient noise in a virtual space? How can you understand the acoustics of a room that does not yet exist? … forefront of new auralization technology which aims to provide new tools for architects and acousticians.   An … in. Thanks to auralization, the acoustician is able to place the client in a situation where they can hear the …

Published on: Wed 31/03/2021 - 10:21