Researcher portraits, Research
… practising general medicine in the Paris suburbs and at the Medical Committee for Exiles in Kremlin-Bicêtre. "After a … she joined Inserm (National Institute of Health and Medical Research) as a research fellow in 1989 and began to … practising general medicine in the Paris suburbs and at the Medical Committee for Exiles in Kremlin-Bicêtre. "After a …
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Research
… long, costly and demanding treatment for both patients and medical staff. Many of the active ingredients used in … is more comfortable for patients, requires limited medical staff throughout the treatment, and is also more … humans. The start-up Imescia, recently created based on the laboratory's research, aims to raise funds (up to 2.5 …
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Innovation
… and electronics industries, research teams and the medical robotics sector. "When we perform an operation, the … robot must therefore be able to anticipate this movement. Medical applications are a very long-term prospect, but one … and electronics industries, research teams and the medical robotics sector. "When we perform an operation, the …
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Innovation, Research
… are currently being coordinated by researchers from a laboratory under the supervision of Université … is one of the researchers. As co-director of the BAOBAB laboratory (Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, CEA) in the … the Neuroimagerie cognitive (Cognitive neuroimaging) laboratory (UNICOG - Université Paris-Saclay, Inserm, CEA, …
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Entrepreneurship
… de santé ?" avec l'intervention d'Elise Colin, ITE Medical Research. Conditions Gratuit sur inscription … de santé ?" avec l'intervention d'Elise Colin, ITE Medical Research. Conditions Gratuit sur inscription …
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… at the Complexity, Innovation, Motor and Sport Activities Laboratory (CIAMS - Univ. Paris-Saclay/Univ. Orléans) . … there were biological arguments widely conveyed by medical discourse, claiming that women were too weak to take … appearance match their gender identity. This may include medical procedures such as hormone therapy and/or sex …
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Science and society
… dialogue with the pressing challenges of our time. Like a laboratory of ideas, researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, … , PhD student in Computer Science at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Digital Sciences (Lisn - Univ. … and the Geosciences Paris-Saclay laboratory (Geops – Univ. Paris-Saclay/CNRS); • Anne-Sophie …
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… Founded in 1991, the Law and Religious Societies (DSR) laboratory brings together the vast majority of legal … to relationships between justice and religions. The DSR laboratory has a specialized library, the Gaudemet Le Bras … bibliography of the history of canon law, Gregorius. This laboratory is backed by the M1-M2 "Droit des Libertés" as …
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Research
… the disorder is different for each person, which makes the medical diagnosis even more complex. The impact that this … the causes of autistic traits helps to improve the medical examination, and consequently the diagnosis. … of autism are often accompanied by various psychiatric or medical disorders, as well as various genetic and immune …
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University
… officially signed the creation of a joint research laboratory specialised in nano-scale imaging. The scale-up … strengthened their partnership with the launch of a joint laboratory – Nanolife. Bringing together Abbelight and the Orsay Institute of Molecular Science (ISMO), the joint laboratory aims to solve the main technological and …
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Innovation, Research
… future applications of AI is the design of connected medical devices, for example to help a diabetic adjust their … years and continuously learn to adapt to changes in their medical profile. It will soon be able to do so thanks to the … future applications of AI is the design of connected medical devices, for example to help a diabetic adjust their …
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