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Sarah Antier: a multi-messenger approach of astrophysics
A new branch of astrophysics was born with the first detection of gravitational waves in 2015. Astrophysicist Sarah Antier, a...
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Cécile Denis: understanding and treating von Willebrand disease, a century after its first description
Cécile Denis is Director of the Haemostasis, Inflammation and Thrombosis Unit (HITh – Université Paris-Saclay/Inserm), based at Bicêtre Hospital. She...
Innovation
Win MS: monitoring cables thanks to its dedicated technology
The start-up Win MS, co-founded in 2012, promotes a technology developed by the CEA (French Atomic Energy and Alternative Energies...
Research
Polar regions and ice: Territories and research undergoing change
Among the areas most exposed to global warming, the polar regions are particularly important given their role in regulating the...
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Fanny Jaulin: from cellular architecture to the bedside of patients
Fanny Jaulin is a cell biologist, an Inserm research director and head of the Collective invasion team within the Tumour...
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Fair and Explainable Collective Decision
Workshop Update – Week A (Participatory Budgeting)
The workshop at the Institut Pascal (Orsay, France) is off to a great...
Research
Biomimicry: When the natural world inspires scientists with new ways of thinking about energy
As a living open-air laboratory, nature provides scientists with an unlimited field of observation. But it is also a major...
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Research
POLY MATH: A cycle of events to encourage an intuitive approach to mathematics
What are the possibilities after a degree in mathematics? What kind of research is done in geometry, algebra or topology...
Research
Sleep: Listening to the sleeping brain
Long perceived as a simple period of rest, sleep is now recognised as an essential component of human health. Every...