Education
… (This article was originally published in L'Édition n°29.) Education In a silent room, a student, headphones firmly on, … regularly. Such is the case for Korean, which was introduced three years ago, and French sign language, which was … staff at the university, as part of their continuing education, confirms Kristin Kuster, who herself has tried her …
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University
… ranked tenth. This top ranking also tells the tale of the dual adventure of pioneering new campuses built south of … the history of the world and science. Léon Motchane, an industrialist of Russian origin, was passionate about … in terms of attractiveness and in terms of setting up procedures in the world of French academia, where the rules to be …
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Research
… even doubly magic. These nuclides are particularly stable due to phenomena of quantum mechanics at work within them. … In nuclear reactors, radioactive nuclides are produced either through the capture of neutrons or protons, or … the atomic nucleus research lab (LENA, Laboratoire d’études du noyau atomique) at the Nuclear Physics Department (DPhN – …
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… whether coupled with other physics or not, for advanced industrial applications. Students are trained in … whether coupled with other physics or not, for advanced industrial applications. Autonomously formulate a mechanical … Philibert, A. Vignes, Y. Bréchet, P. Combrade. "Métallurgie du minérai au matériau", Dunod, 2013. Type of assessment …
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Innovation, Research
… of AI. DATAIA Paris-Saclay’s goal: innovation, ethics and industry partnerships DATAIA Paris-Saclay pools the … are numerous and include energy and ecology, e-science, industry, networks of people and things, health and … to the service of human progress, and we take pride in educating all academic staff about, and making them aware of, …
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Research
… analysis of the last letters of people sentenced to death during the World Wars. Using digital tools, it examines … to develop them. If this data is biased, the results produced by the algorithms will also be biased. Cultural or … questions about the confidentiality and privacy of individuals. However, Giovanni Pietro Vitali points out that the …
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… to the Earth's climate and biodiversity. Human and industrial activities are the causes of these profound … (S3DRS), as requested by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research (MESR). As a reminder, to meet the … by 55% by 2030 compared to 1990 levels, France must reduce its emissions by around 4.7% per year between now and …
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Innovation
… in the Paris-Saclay village. It will be joined by its Graduate Schools, the École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay, the Institut d'Optique Graduate School, Université de Versailles - … , present from 1 pm to 5:30 pm The Institut d'Optique Graduate School's entrepreneurial centre, is a business …
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… organic remains are real treasures and can reveal an individual's age, sex or diet, for example. So when these residues are found in an archaeological context, they take on a … since 2018, is particularly fond of these types of residues. In his laboratory, where " disciplines are constantly …
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… by the Pedagogical Innovation Department (DIP) and the Graduate School for Research and higher education (GS MRES), with the support of the DATAIA Institute … bias, such as racist or discriminatory stereotypes. To reduce this type of output, the companies behind the systems …
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… be affected by menopause, the stage at which their reproductive function comes to an end. With an average life … who heads the Molecular Genetics of Metabolic and Reproductive Diseases Unit (UGM3R - Univ. Paris-Saclay/AP-HP) at … as the perimenopause (called pre-menopause in French). The duration of women's reproductive years depends on their …
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Research
… this is the very reason for their presence at Lumen. This module is a demonstration of a project led by the Université … a system that uses the heat released by data centres to produce microalgae that consume carbondioxide (CO₂). After two years of research conducted by scientists from the ABIOMAS innovation chair …
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