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

… 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 … Hospital – AP-HP, INRIA and the start-up Owkin have come together to tackle this urgent issue. The new AI tool produces …

Published on: Mon 01/02/2021 - 16:25

Concrete research for improved understanding of cement

… Concrete research for improved understanding of cement Concrete research for improved understanding of cement Research … for the research being carried out by a team from the Theoretical Physics and Statistical Models Laboratory (LPTMS – …

Published on: Tue 31/08/2021 - 13:51

Data science or results science: are we shifting away from statistics?

… block is the centre of debate regarding the relationship between these two disciplines. What link, what differences and what complementarities are there between them? These are the questions that an international … present in our daily lives, be it in health, social networks, industry, logistics, video games, or others. No …

Published on: Wed 12/01/2022 - 16:55

The closure of schools, Covid-19 and children’s mental health

… in children at the time of the school closures and detailed the various socio-economic factors associated with … on the same sphere, but its approach would be different. Together, we formulated a questionnaire which was broadened to … as many disciplines as possible,” sums up Alexandra Rouquette, a researcher from CESP, a public health physician and …

Published on: Wed 19/01/2022 - 14:29

Fabienne Goldfarb, from light-matter interaction to laser dynamics

… and where, to put it simply, we had the opportunity to get our hands dirty!" says Fabienne Goldfarb from the outset. She decided very early on to focus on low energy physics. This choice led her to complete a DEA (now equivalent to a Master's degree) in quantum …

Published on: Fri 07/10/2022 - 15:05

Jean-Christophe Tavanti: Economics & Management at the crossroads of science

… . For this economist, a specialist in financial markets, economics & management have an increasingly important … economics and mathematics on the problems of financial markets. This is a subject that he has since helped to update. … PhD thesis in 1994 and spent a year at Université de Toulon et du Var as a temporary teaching and research associate …

Published on: Thu 12/01/2023 - 15:27

A wave of Atlantic cultural exchange

… n.15 - february 2021) The analysis of cultural exchange between Europe, Africa and the Americas at the core of the … the human race lies in its diversity. […] Diversity is not between cultures, but inherent in the very idea of culture … (Centre for the Cultural History of Contemporary Societies, CHCSC – Université Paris-Saclay, UVSQ), in …

Published on: Tue 09/03/2021 - 13:24

Sepsis: a long-term battle, new issues and goals

… complications be avoided? These are questions that the Prometheus University Hospital Institute (IHU), which comprises … is more remote, with the aim of uncovering disruptive innovations. "We are bringing together colleagues whose … is more remote, with the aim of uncovering disruptive innovations. "We are bringing together colleagues whose …

Published on: Fri 14/02/2025 - 15:20

Nose, olfaction and fragrance: giving a sense to 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) … transmit the signal to the brain. The brain then interprets it as a scent.   The first experimental structure of a …

Published on: Wed 26/02/2025 - 15:28

Jean-Marie Mirebeau: Calculating the shortest path

… partial differential equations using algorithmic geometry tools. He has thus developed his own digital solutions … seismic tomography, the configuration of radar systems, etc. The winner of the 2020 GAMNI-SMAI Blaise Pascal prize … Général de Mathématiques, the General Mathematics Competition (supervised by Thomas Lafforgue). “For the first …

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

Sophie Kazamias: Compressing the infinitely powerful

… This means that we don’t need buildings of hundreds of metres long to house the metal cavities used in current technology, because the … and European investment. Funded by a planning agreement between national and regional governments (CPER) from 2003, …

Published on: Thu 31/03/2022 - 17:12

François Sarfati: understanding the mechanisms of social vulnerability

… he then continued at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (Cnam) where he defended his thesis in 2005. His … examined the mechanisms by which uncertainty in labour markets increases from the perspective of those who take … of view of those who had difficulty integrating into society, those who were in an insecure situation and those who …

Published on: Thu 12/05/2022 - 15:30