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… to navigate mucosal barriers Kawthar Bouchemal Institut Galien, CNRS/Université Paris-Saclay, Châtenay-Malabry Mucus … routes are preferred sites for drug administration in comparison with invasive parenteral routes. Nevertheless, … exhibited faster mucoadhesion than spherical particles. Using real-time in vivo imaging on a rat model, we revealed …
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… PERIPHERY - a Journey through Space Imaginaries The current space competition —business, research, activities of all kinds— is world wide but … PERIPHERY - a Journey through Space Imaginaries The current space competition —business, research, activities of all …
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… artists who usually perform in large Parisian or national venues. During a whole week, these artists amaze students in … Paris), Les Illusionnistes (Apollo Théâtre, Paris), Casino (La Comédie de Paris), Pascal Chunlaud (Festival d'Avignon) are …
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… Academic Writing Center Academic Writing Center … Academic Writing Center … We have a new website! Find us at https://awc.centralesupelec.fr/ Want to stay up-to-date with all the latest AWC news? Subscribe to our mailing list! … Academic Writing Center …
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… M2 Fundamental Microbiology M2 Fundamental Microbiology Capacity … scales of analysis from molecules to genomes, cells and communities. During the first semester the students acquire … virology, microbial interactions, and critical thinking using artificial intelligence among others. During the …
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… M2 Artificial Intelligence M2 Artificial Intelligence Capacity Available Places 30 … learning, with modern frameworks. • Analyze and visualize complex datasets to support data-driven decisions. • Apply … finance, autonomous systems, and natural language processing. • Demonstrate critical perspective on the history and …
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… sheds light on the past, from the Bronze Age to the 20th century Materials physics sheds light on the past, from the … – Univ. Paris-Saclay/CNRS/UVSQ/Ministry of Culture/MNHN) using cutting-edge technologies, the expertise of its … on these objects through an in-depth analysis of their composition. Thanks to a multidisciplinary approach …
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… Making mental illness visible – a challenge for MRI Making mental … are investigating how the human brain functions using more efficient and specialised imaging equipment … contains, the more effective the MRI scans. As the brain comprises 80% water, this technology is most frequently used …
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… Low-energy cosmic rays: between mysteries and applications … and what observations and applications are possible using these cosmic rays? Research Cosmic radiation defines … in the Universe. The vast majority of these cosmic rays are composed of protons (89%) and helium nuclei (around 9%). The …
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… n°27. Many archaeological and historical studies have been given a new lease of life thanks to advances in chemistry … researchers are developing different approaches for using their physics and chemistry skills to benefit … context, they take on a very special dimension, sometimes becoming the key to mysteries that archaeology alone cannot …
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… Research Days - Labex DigiCosme Research Days - Labex DigiCosme Monday, 9th November, 2020 10:00 – 10:15: Opening session - Michel Kieffer (L2S, UP Saclay) & Bruno … 11:45: Coffee break 11:45 – 12:00: Presentation of research committee - Pierre Zweigenbaum (LIMSI, CNRS) & Catherine …
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… JWST witnesses the destruction of the equivalent of an ocean every month in space JWST witnesses the … team involving French scientists 1 from Université Paris-Saclay, Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier, the joint … was made possible by an original multidisciplinary approach combining observations from the James Webb Space Telescope …
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