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… In the postgenomic era, one expects the suite of chemical players in a brain region to be known and their functions … brain cells are highlighted, including: mass spectrometry imaging, single cell mass spectrometry, microfluidic … of both known and previously unknown neuropeptides and peptide hormones. More information on the ENS …
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… edition) Throughout the school, you will acquire key competencies such as design-thinking, canvas modeling, ideation, market exploration, written and oral communication, and collaborative problem-solving. You will work in diverse groups … the school, you will acquire key competencies such as design-thinking, canvas modeling, ideation, market …
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… SPOC MIRACIP : Management of immunorelated complication of cancer immunotherapy - Spring 2026 … are the most promising drugs, they are associated with side effects in around 70% of treated patients, such called … traditional cancer therapies, and typically have delayed onset and prolonged duration. Some of them can be severe and …
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… ERC 2022: two laureates from Université Paris-Saclay selected from the … (ISMO – Univ. Paris-Saclay/CNRS) . She has been awarded an Advanced ERC grant for her project TimeNanoLive , … fluorescent molecules allow for observations on the nanometre scale, the current localisation process of these …
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… Innovation by European Students Innovation by European Students Every year, European … an insight into the world of innovation. Grouped together as a team, they worked throughout the summer to find a … to a real problem posed by an IBM customer. Hosted in IBM labs (in France, England ...), they benefit from the advice …
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… Synthetic Receptors Synthetic Receptors Online lectures will … workshop at the University of Porto (U.Porto), where students can observe various types of receptors in action, … universities (University of Alcalá, University of Paris-Saclay, University of Lund and U.Porto). This course is worth 3 …
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Researcher portraits, Research
… Lucia Clarotto: using geostatistics to predict environmental … . With her expertise in geostatistics, she analyses and models complex spatio-temporal data, contributing to a better understanding and prediction of environmental … . With her expertise in geostatistics, she analyses and models complex spatio-temporal data, contributing to a better …
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… Karine Labadie: The sequencing bug Karine Labadie: The sequencing … Research Karine Labadie is a researcher at the Laboratoire de séquençage (Sequencing laboratory), which is a part of … as they were introduced, as well as to the wide variety of organisations involved in the projects. “The aim is …
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… portraits Research Emanuele Daddi is a researcher at the Laboratoire de cosmologie et évolution des galaxies (LCEG) (Laboratory of Cosmology … Research Emanuele Daddi is a researcher at the Laboratoire de cosmologie et évolution des galaxies (LCEG) (Laboratory …
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… Alain Aspect, 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics Alain Aspect, 2022 … technology. Talents Research The award recognises a lifetime of revolutionary research in the field. Alain … the phenomenon of quantum entanglement, and provided an experimental answer to the EPR paradox proposed fifty …
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… Third C2N Colloquium: Claudia Felser Third C2N Colloquium: Claudia Felser The C2N … Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, in Dresden (Germany). Her research focuses on the design and … of the 2019 James C. McGroddy Prize (American Physical Society) for New Materials. His lecture, open to a general …
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… Attosecond science to define the infinitely short Attosecond science to define the … short Research This article can also be found on the latest issue of L'Edition How does matter behave on an … light is slow at this scale: it ‘only’ travels 0.3 nanometres (0.3 nm or 0,3.10 -9 m) per attosecond. The …
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