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1st EUGLOH Symposium on Nanomedicines

… – with more to be organised subsequently – was to showcase what has been accomplished within the five EUGLOH partners … – with more to be organised subsequently – was to showcase what has been accomplished within the five EUGLOH partners …

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Bubbles, defects and precipitates: materials in extreme conditions

… understand how and where nanoprecipitates are formed, and what beneficial effects they have on irradiation-induced … understand how and where nanoprecipitates are formed, and what beneficial effects they have on irradiation-induced …

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M2 Systèmes Industriels - Apprentissage

… products and processes, ◼ Complete projects. In addition to what they learn at university, they will learn from the … products and processes, ◼ Complete projects. In addition to what they learn at university, they will learn from the …

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SARS-CoV-2: Predicting spike mutations using geometry

… basic structure which does not provide all the information needed to understand the phenomenon. In databases, the … basic structure which does not provide all the information needed to understand the phenomenon. In databases, the …

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Innovation

Unveil: better vision for better care

… Jean-Jacques Greffet. "But new diagnostic tools were needed to achieve this," says the researcher, who has since … Jean-Jacques Greffet. "But new diagnostic tools were needed to achieve this," says the researcher, who has since …

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Biologie-AgroSciences

… plants function and a mastery of the multi-scale approaches needed to understand them (from genomics/genetics to … plants function and a mastery of the multi-scale approaches needed to understand them (from genomics/genetics to …

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Researcher portraits, Research

Jean-Michel Bismut: The geometrisation of probability

… structure can carry a rigid structure, and, conversely, what does its rigidity reveal about its topology? “A random … problem for a long time and suddenly you look up and wonder what to do next. It is a constant race between you and … structure can carry a rigid structure, and, conversely, what does its rigidity reveal about its topology? “A random …

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Deforestation in Brazil, a doomed economic strategy?

… cropland is expected to slow down and then to stop. This is what the geography literature has called the forest … biodiversity would only be the problem of rich countries, what sense does it make to redirect, at least in words, the … cropland is expected to slow down and then to stop. This is what the geography literature has called the forest …

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Researcher portraits, Research

Julien Peloton: when computer science meets astronomy and combines with open science

… easy to interpret and use. You must succeed in deciphering what the software contains, using its documentation and the … gap between the public's perception of research work and what scientists carry out on a daily basis? This involves in … easy to interpret and use. You must succeed in deciphering what the software contains, using its documentation and the …

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Innovation

Hope Valley AI: a new, more effective and ethical form of non-ionising breast imaging for the prediction and early detection of breast cancer

… of breast cancers appear in this two-year interval and are what we call interval cancers," explains Hakima Berdouz, … could transfer or to create the technology myself, which is what happened in the end." » After obtaining a Master's … of breast cancers appear in this two-year interval and are what we call interval cancers," explains Hakima Berdouz, …

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