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

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Proteine Spike SARS-CoV-2
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SARS-CoV-2: Predicting spike mutations using geometry

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Antoine Browaeys: The quest for quantum computing using cold atoms

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The Rhône valley: Home to Neanderthals for over 200,000 years

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François Robinet: Shedding light on the links between media discourse, republican institutions and political crises in Africa

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Working towards personalised cancer treatment

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Stéphanie Bury Moné: Revealing the hidden potential of bacteria

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Spirale d'Ulam ou spirale des nombres premiers
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Étienne Fouvry: Hunting for prime numbers

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Making mental illness visible – a challenge for MRI
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Making mental illness visible – a challenge for MRI

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Stéphanie Baumberger: Developing products from agricultural activity

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Rebeca Ribeiro-Palau: Exploring graphene and states of matter

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The closure of schools, Covid-19 and children’s mental health

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