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

… Algorithms and the human brain (L'Edition #12) Algorithms and the human brain (L'Edition #12) Research (Article from  L'Edition N°12 - march 2020 )   Statistical methods inspired by machine learning are becoming …

Published on: Tue 09/06/2020 - 10:06

When the mix changes

… When the mix changes Research (Article from l'Edition n.15 - february 2021) Changes in France’s energy and electricity mix are being … Paris-Saclay, who are providing predictive models and methodologies to support these changes.  A carbon-neutral mix …

Published on: Thu 04/03/2021 - 13:39

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

… (This article was originally published in  L'Édition No.17 ) The James Webb Space Telescope, with its staggering … Telescope (JWST) is the latest in a 25-year collaboration between the US (NASA), European (ESA) and Canadian (CSA) … to the Hubble Space Telescope (HST), which was launched in 1990 to orbit the Earth and which is still in operation, the …

Published on: Thu 16/12/2021 - 11:36

Patricia Garnier: Unlocking the super purifying powers of soils

… science specialist. She develops mathematical models to better understand the ability of these layers to dissipate … in the United States, the researcher returned to France in 1998. She successfully passed the examination at INRA and … Located in Grignon, Ecosys will move to Palaiseau in 2021 in a large building that will bring together INRA and …

Published on: Sat 07/12/2019 - 19:19

CESAER – Best Idea – A promising first selection phase

… In September 2020, CESAER launched the Best Idea competition, which aims at fostering innovative projects in … In the first selection phase, which was closed in March, 19 projects were submitted by teams of students. The … CESAER Annual Conference organised in Lund in October 2021. The perspective of the Chairman of the competition, Marc …

Published on: Thu 06/05/2021 - 08:52

Bubbles, defects and precipitates: materials in extreme conditions

… produced in non-negligible quantities by the fusion between deuterium and tritium. These elements have an impact … incorporation affects the material to a depth of between 10 and 100 nm.”  Using transmission electron microscopy (TEM), the …

Published on: Wed 25/01/2023 - 11:34

Laboratoire de Recherche sur les Sciences de la Matière - DRF/IRFU (LARSIM)

… Documents Neurotechnologies, Ethics, and the Limits of Free Will Laurynas Adomaitis, Alexei Grinbaum 01/01/24 Integrative psychological & behavioral science From …

Published on: Wed 20/09/2023 - 07:25

Standing for Freedom – Portraits of exiled scientists

… focused on the forced exile of scientists will be held on 21 November. International-Europe Research Science and society The exhibition The exhibition, Poser pour la Liberté / … exile from the past and current day. The project began in 2018 by the academic, Pascale Laborier, with Pierre-Jérôme …

Published on: Mon 23/10/2023 - 15:04

Aurélien de la Torre is awarded an ERC Consolidator grant

… grants. A total of €678 million in funding will be shared between 328 winning scientists, including Aurélien de la … “Drug candidates should have a higher proportion of Csp3 1 over Csp2 and Csp and a greater number of stereogenic … of Csp3) has opened a new field of research over the last 15 years, in a quest aiming at the synthesis and …

Published on: Tue 17/12/2024 - 10:14

Kfé EFE, Water sports and gender in PE: The case of sailing and surfing

… success. The qualitative analysis, combining interviews and ethnographic observations, highlights the socialization … Education & Society Schmitt, A., Atencio, M., Sempé, G. (2021). “If I’m sailing with a girl, I get identified as a … , International Review for the Sociology of Sport . 56(1) : 114-132 Egalité Ethique & intégrité Education Langues & …

Published on: Tue 06/02/2024 - 19:07

Live from asteroid Ryugu: analysis of extraterrestrial samples using atomic force microscopy and infrared spectroscopy

… Ryugu Through their organic compounds, asteroids and comets provide scientists with crucial information on the … as the target of the Hayabusa 2 space mission, launched on 13 December 2014 by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the …

Published on: Wed 07/02/2024 - 14:27

Making mental illness visible – a challenge for MRI

… (This article was originally published in  L'Édition No.17 )   To aid research into mental health, scientists at … for which researchers Paul Lauterbur (from America) and Peter Mansfield (from the UK) were awarded the Nobel Prize … able to help with mental health research.      Iseult – a 132-tonne newborn The last quarter of 2021 has culminated in …

Published on: Fri 28/01/2022 - 14:52