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Reading tree cores to better predict global warming

… Barichivich from the Laboratory for Sciences of Climate and Environment (LSCE – Univ. Paris-Saclay, CNRS, CEA and … billion net tonnes of CO2 equivalent from remaining in the Earth’s atmosphere and thus, from contributing to global … work. One problem remains, however. With current methods, the assessments provided by these giant simulators are …

Published on: Thu 19/05/2022 - 16:31

Vincent Tatischeff: unlocking the secrets of cosmic rays

… silver medal from the CNRS in recognition of the unique and important nature of the research he is leading. After … “When particles are accelerated to very high speeds, nuclear collisions occur, some of which generate high … just a few tens of centimetres) which are then placed in Earth orbit in order to continuously monitor gamma rays in …

Published on: Thu 21/07/2022 - 15:04

NODS-CoV-2: Simulating risks of hospital-acquired infections via SARS-CoV-2

… NODS-CoV-2: Simulating risks of hospital-acquired infections … for Covid-19, can be transmitted in hospitals. Understanding how and tracking risks caused by movement in … hospitals is vital to ensure preventative measures can be applied. That is the objective of the project entitled …

Published on: Tue 26/05/2020 - 08:40

Pauline Aubert: Chemistry and Microbiology for Public Health

… Pauline Aubert: Chemistry and Microbiology for Public Health Pauline Aubert: Chemistry and Microbiology for Public Health … Pauline Aubert: … a preparatory class in physics, chemistry and engineering sciences (PCSI), I decided to change tack and pursue an …

Published on: Tue 17/03/2020 - 13:07

Albert Fert: The art of physics

… of Sciences), Professor Emeritus at Université Paris-Saclay and a researcher at the Unité mixte de physique CNRS/Thales … the industrial world then helps move things faster towards application,” he adds. One of the present challenges is … (known as spin-orbit coupling) at the interface of two materials. In fact, this research had already been in the …

Published on: Thu 03/12/2020 - 15:01

Jean-Jacques Greffet: Controlling light at the nanoscale

… the Institute of Optics Graduate School, CNRS) and Director at the Institute for the Sciences of Light . … of an electric wire becomes obsolete. The colour of materials also changes. Gold, for example, becomes green and … conferences, seminars, programmes or even funding for PhDs carried out between the Graduate Schools. The ISL also …

Published on: Mon 11/04/2022 - 15:05

When light is brief but intense

… Paris- Saclay are shedding light on the phenomena and uses of femtosecond lasers. These devices, with their … undergone many improvements. It is now indispensable in fields as varied as medicine, telecommunications, imaging and … attosecond source.      Functionalisation of transparent materials At the Orsay Institute of Molecular Chemistry and …

Published on: Thu 05/08/2021 - 10:00

Lou Barreau: Observing light-matter interaction on extremely short time scales

… Researcher portraits Research Lou Barreau is a chemist and academic at Université Paris-Saclay, and a researcher at … of this method is that it’s very versatile. It can be applied to a huge range of systems and to potentially any … the gas phase." Lou Barreau combines nonlinear optical methods, femtosecond lasers and the detection of charged …

Published on: Thu 10/03/2022 - 11:24

Olivier Delelis: Overcoming the last bastions of resistance to AIDS

… Delelis: Overcoming the last bastions of resistance to AIDS Olivier Delelis: Overcoming the last bastions of … Delelis is a researcher at the Laboratory of Biology and Applied Pharmacology (LBPA - Paris-Saclay University, …

Published on: Sat 07/12/2019 - 17:48

COSMICS: Making molecular spintronics reality

… optimize the magnetotransport properties of nanostructured materials or devices. More information : … optimize the magnetotransport properties of nanostructured materials or devices. More information : …

Published on: Fri 12/02/2021 - 12:45

A stable ocean on Mars three billion years ago

… years ago, the Martian climate could have been both wet and cold. Their work was published in the journal PNAS on 18 … models appear to show that water accumulated in the highlands of Mars as snow. The results of a new study led in … before becoming the Red Planet. In the same epoch on Earth, life began to populate a large number of ecosystems. …

Published on: Wed 19/01/2022 - 15:18

EG427: treating neurogenic bladder with precision gene therapy

… the Neuromuscular Disability: Physiopathology, Biotherapy and Applied Pharmacology Laboratory (END-ICAP – Université … infected, they die when they replicate the virus which spreads through the nerve endings to the nuclei of the cells, …

Published on: Thu 09/09/2021 - 10:44