Research
… (INRAE), focuses on the consequences of thinning, a widespread silvicultural practice. Through soil analysis of different forest plots, the teams measured the biological activity present for a better … with humans. For most of us, a forest is simply a collection of trees. But for Stéphane Bazot, professor and …
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Développement soutenable, Campus life
… In the dark, another life awakens: bats on the hunt, silent owls, insects attracted by light... and sometimes … discreet visitors like the fox or the badger. This guided tour offers you to explore the night differently: how do … Information and registration: parc-botanique.launay@universite-paris-saclay.fr Information: …
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Talents, Research
… Grants 2023: four winners from Université Paris-Saclay Talents Research The European Research Council (ERC) has … laureates of the ERC Starting Grants 2023 , which are awarded to talented, early-career researchers. A total of four … rearranging parental allele combinations, make us unique. Surprisingly, crossovers tend to be more evenly spaced along …
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Arts & culture
… of Reading Night On the theme of “Cities and the Countryside” for the 2026 Night of Reading, Lumen invites you to … discover excerpts from texts, some of which are from our collections. The aim is to evoke the sometimes conflictual relationship between cities and the countryside, and to see …
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Researcher portraits, Research
… purposes and, at present, manages a medical-university department in the Université Paris-Saclay hospital group. … managed by Professor Bismuth, a pioneer in hepatobiliary surgery and liver transplantation. At that time, the … genetics and the hospital pharmacy (PUI - Pharmacie à usage intérieur) at the Université Paris-Saclay hospital …
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University, Campus life
… Libraries: at the intersection of research and student life Libraries: at the intersection of research and student life This article was originally published in L'Édition n°25. The network … most important service for student life " The 2023 national survey by the Observatory of Student Life showed that 85%of …
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Researcher portraits, Research
… Claude Noguès - surface chemistry for health Claude Noguès - … she is aiming to make diagnostic tests more accessible and reliable. Having trained in physical chemistry, … Claude Noguès - surface chemistry for health Researcher portraits Research … Claude Noguès - surface chemistry for health …
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Research
… Geosciences, Environment, Ecology, Immunology, Physics, Plant and Animal Sciences, Space, Astrophysical … of scientific publications, presents a list of scientists selected for the regularity of their research publications, as evidenced by their production of several articles among the 1% …
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Research
… Online learning - how can productivity and creativity be … During the successive lockdowns caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, 80% of students around the world had to continue … thought of using new software. However, can we really be so sure that young people don’t feel stressed when they use …
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Research
… unknown Endometriosis: the great unknown Research This article can also be found on the issue of L'Édition (N. 20). … affects approximately 200 million women worldwide, has been described since ancient times and can cause … is the first-line drug treatment,” explains Marina Kvaskoff. Surgery is also possible, to remove the lesions. …
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Innovation
… including energy and aeronautics. With production scheduled to begin in 2025, AM3L is also committed to sustainable alternatives, developing new-generation tools that allow manufacturers to … manufactured by the start-up can also be enhanced with surface treatments if requested by the customer. Thin-film …
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