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Attosecond science to define the infinitely short

… Attosecond science to define the infinitely short Attosecond science to define the … light is slow at this scale: it ‘only’ travels 0.3 nanometres (0.3 nm or 0,3.10 -9 m) per attosecond.  The … electron, one of the constituents of the atom. How can we detect electron dynamics, knowing that they are even faster …

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The proliferation of nuclides through nuclear physics - L'Edition 13 (june 2020)

… The proliferation of nuclides through nuclear physics - L'Edition 13 (june 2020) The … atomic nuclei are the building blocks of matter – yet they remain shrouded in mystery. Intrigued by their … nowhere near as simple as they first appeared. With a diameter of about a femtometer (10-15 metres), this assembly of …

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Algorithms and the human brain (L'Edition #12)

… (Article from  L'Edition N°12 - march 2020 )   Statistical methods inspired by machine learning are becoming … relevant to predicting or quantifying neurological disorders. The interdisciplinary research projects are exploring … information systems can analyse large quantities of data, detect common patterns and learn from examples as well as …

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Jean-Marc Aury: Genomes in the age of Big data

… Research Jean-Marc Aury, a computer engineer who accidentally fell into genomics twenty years ago, manages the R&D Bio-informatique et séquençage (R&D Bioinformatics and sequencing) team at … Paris-Saclay, CEA). Today, he assembles the complete genomes of plants and animals using bioinformatics - an …

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VOLTING: from reduced mobility to augmented and emotional mobility

… Versailles Systems Engineering Laboratory (LISV) and president of the Resource and innovation centre for mobility and … combine research activities with industrial and societal production. VOLTING is part of the laboratory's … creation of a start-up in 2017. The result of a project between LISV and the Handipode association, this locomotion …

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Looking back on the Tropicana press conference at Institut Pascal

… Hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones are all known for the devastating impacts they can have on lives and towns. How …   Pourquoi la saison cyclonique s'annonce hors normes cette année dans l’Atlantique? – RFI - 04/06/2024 Pluie et ouragans : le pire est à venir – Le Point – 05/06/2024 O …

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Nose, olfaction and fragrance: giving a sense to smell

… was originally published in  L'Édition n°25 . Long misunderstood, then unfairly ignored, the sense of smell … renewed public interest during the Covid-19 pandemic. And yet, scientists from a wide range of fields have been … capable, by creating multiple combinations, of smelling between ten thousand and one trillion (one billion billion) …

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Inflammation, microbiome, immunosurveillance (MI2)

… on excitation-contraction coupling and the incidence of ventricular arrhythmia depending on its expression … neutrophil responses in sepsis and COVID-19 Sylvie Chollet-Martin 06/01/23 British Journal of Pharmacology Pectin in Metabolic Liver Disease Wanchao Hu, Anne Marie Cassard, …

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Inauguration of the Albarelle museum

… Inauguration of the Albarelle museum Culture On Monday 18 December 2023, the Faculty of Pharmacy at Université … of the public can book a visit of this exceptional cabinet of curiosities on Friday mornings. The Albarelle museum … the centuries. Today, it also strives to bring together the fields of pharmacy and chemistry, both present …

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