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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 … ATTOLab, created in 2016 and managed by LIDYL, which provides attosecond radiation sources to users throughout Europe. …

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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 … "Interactive Robotics" area, which explores the design of personal assistance systems. Several important …

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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 can we improve our understanding of these destructive storms and predict their behaviour, particularly …   Pourquoi la saison cyclonique s'annonce hors normes cette année dans l’Atlantique? – RFI - 04/06/2024 Pluie et …

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Climate system dynamics: understanding for more effective action

… Climate system dynamics: understanding for more effective action Climate system … understanding for more effective action For several decades, climate system dynamics have been central to many global challenges, whether environmental, health or even economic. From the …

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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 … microbiome through down-regulating host mucosal innate peptides used by Lactobacilli as amino acid sources Carmen …

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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 … in a patient with Covid-19 is linked to significant desquamation (destruction) of the olfactory epithelium …

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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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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 … nanoresonator, we are looking for collective emission modes," explains Jean-Pierre Hermier. All these results are …

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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) … was led by CEA under the guidance of CNES.  The design, construction and assembly of MIRIm was carried out …

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