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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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Culture

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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James Webb Space Telescope: when astrophysicists see (infra)red

… instruments, is heading for space with the promise of delivering the most exciting infrared images of the … Telescope (JWST) is the latest in a 25-year collaboration between the US (NASA), European (ESA) and Canadian (CSA) … Space Telescope, which was launched in 2003 and has completed its mission, and with which the JWST also shares the …

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Researcher portraits

Philippe Bourges: The hidden order of matter

… Philippe Bourges: The hidden order of matter Philippe Bourges: The hidden order of … Bourges is an expert in neutron diffraction and spectrometry. “The materials I study not only allow interaction with the nuclei of atoms, but also with magnetism in general,” explains the researcher. As with X-rays, …

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AI for Covid-19: personalised and predictive care for patients

… and Automation (INRIA) and the start-up Owkin have recently developed a new AI-based severity score that can predict … varies greatly. Being able to predict a patient’s risk of deterioration at diagnosis, i.e. whether they will require respiratory assistance or need to be …

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Researcher portraits, Research

Hadi Quesneville: The hidden side of the genome

… Hadi Quesneville: The hidden side of the genome Hadi Quesneville: The hidden side of … in his research.  It all started with a lesson on genetics at school. “I had a sudden revelation and I said to myself that I wanted to do genetics. Everything suddenly became crystal clear,” says Hadi …

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Researcher portraits, Research

Jean-Pierre Hermier: the optics of semiconductor nanocrystals

… and conducts his research in the Group for the Study of Condensed Matter (GEMaC - Univ. Paris-Saclay, UVSQ, CNRS) of … In 2006, he started a collaboration with Benoît Dubertret's team at the Laboratory of Physics and Materials Studies (LPEM) of the Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielles de la Ville de Paris (ESPCI …

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International-Europe, Research, Science and society

Standing for Freedom – Portraits of exiled scientists

… 21 November. International-Europe Research Science and society The exhibition The exhibition, Poser pour la Liberté / … past and current day. The project began in 2018 by the academic, Pascale Laborier, with Pierre-Jérôme Adjedj, a French … with the support of the PAUSE programme and the Open Society Foundation. In three years, 51 portraits of exiled …

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