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Documents and media Download support Abstract Synchronous languages are enjoying great success in the programming of embedded systems such as aircraft, trains or power plants (see Gérard Berry's 2013 and 2014 lectures). Time is logically seen as the …
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Documents and media Download support Abstract This lecture will present the principle of the proof of a result I've mentioned several times in previous lectures (lectures of January 13, 2010, April 2, 2013 and January 29, 2014 in particular): the logical …
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Because the direct electrochemical reduction of CO2 is difficult (overvoltage, low selectivity...), it seems more interesting to do it in two stages. In the first stage, we can electrolyze water into oxygen and hydrogen, a technology that has been …
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In computer science, the notion of the bit as an elementary unit of information is often discussed in abstract terms, dissociated from a particular implementation, for example when dealing with Boolean operations. This is justified by the universality of …
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Dominique Sennelier Born July 19, 1938. Education: secondary school, then business school; internships in chemistry applied to colors; academic year in London, internships with a color artisan. 1962: Joined Sennelier 1967: Works in color and varnish …
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Man's use of natural pigments dates back over 100,000 years. Recent archaeological discoveries in South Africa's Blombos Caves have revealed the existence, as early as this period, of multiple tools for the production and storage of ochre-based pigments. …
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Documents and media Download support Abstract The first lesson was an introduction to the physics of Rydberg atoms, atomic species in which an electron is carried in a highly excited state, giving them "exaggerated" properties very different from those of …
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Claire Rougeulle
X chromosome inactivation, pluripotency and reprogramming, from mice to humans
Claire Rougeulle
X chromosome inactivation, pluripotency and reprogramming, from mice to humans
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The third lecture focused on induced pluripotent cells (iPS). Shinya Yamanaka's experiments leading to iPS cells were described in detail, as well as the experimental and ethical implications of using these cells, with an emphasis on their potential for …
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Abstract What can physics and chemistry tell us about the Mona Lisa's smile? High-performance, mobile and non-invasive analysis techniques, using X-rays, lasers or ultraviolet, visible and infrared light, now enable us to better understand the role of …
18:00 to 19:00
Yves Gingras
Evaluating research at different scales : from the individual to the university
Yves Gingras
Evaluating research at different scales : from the individual to the university
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Tour of the cities of Boeotia. A hunting trophy for the Eros of Thespia; Érôtideia and Mouseia. Letter from 125 on the development of the banks of Lake Copaïs; promotion of the Itônion of Coronée. The Eleutheria of Plataea. From Thebes to Oponte (?) via …
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Letters from Hadrian (125-135) to the authorities of Coronea on damming the tributaries of Lake Copais and on various territorial disputes with other Boeotian cities (J.H. Oliver, Greek Constitutions, no. 108-111; Suppl. Ep. Gr. 32, 460-463 ; AE 1986, …
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Purpose of the seminar What is philosophical archaeology? Foucault's historical a priori and the positivity of discourse Conditions for the reality of statements and the validity of judgments Kantian " philosophische Archäologie " and its Foucauldian …
11:30 to 13:00