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Abstract We continue Joel Friedman's demonstration of almost certain strong spectral convergence : it is done by the trace method. We perform an asymptotic expansion of the expectation of the trace of a large power of the adjacency matrix, and attempt a …

Abstract Nuclei, the self-bound building blocks of the universe, are held together by forces that remain a central challenge in nuclear physics. Fermionic neural quantum states (NQS) enable first-principles studies of these interactions. I will highlight …

Abstract Although highly regulated to maintain stable output of blood cells in health, the hematopoietic system is capable of extensive remodeling in response to external challenges, prioritizing production of certain blood cell types at the expense of …

Moderated by Agnès Levallois , iReMMO Speakers Josep Borrell , President of CIDOB and former EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, as well as former Vice-President of the European Commission Dominique de Villepin , former French …

Moderated by Emilio Dabed, York University (Toronto) Abstract This final panel provides an epistemic framework to show how Europe has defeated the two-state solution. Perpetually circumventing the rules laid down by their own institutions, Europe's …

Moderated by Alain Gresh , Orient XXI Abstract The year 2023 marks a turning point in the repression of voices in favor of Palestine. While situating current dynamics within the historical trajectories of several European countries, notably Great Britain …

Moderated by Leila Seurat , CAREP Paris Abstract This panel examines the complex and multifaceted entanglements between the European Union, its member states and Israel. The discussion explores the specific practices that contribute to the perpetuation of …

Abstract In adult mammals, HSCs reside in the bone marrow (BM) cavity near diverse groups of stromal cells, which maintain the structural integrity of both bone and marrow microenvironments. Interactions among stromal cells and hematopoietic stem and …

Moderated by Muzna Shihabi , CAREP Paris Abstract This panel looks at how diplomacy is articulated at both EU and bilateral levels. It examines the impact of the EU's supranational structures on the national trajectories of individual European countries, …

Moderated by François Ceccaldi , Collège de France Abstract Since the Treaty of Rome signed in 1957, the European Union has presented itself as the guarantor of respect for human rights and international law. Beyond this normative display, we need to …

Moderated by Jihane Sfeir , Université libre de Bruxelles Abstract Although Britain's desire to occupy Palestine goes back a long way, it only became directly involved in the occupation after the First World War. This panel looks back at the time when the …

Moderated by Stéphanie Latte-Abdallah , CNRS Abstract From the 1830s-1840s, European colonial projects in the "Holy Land", with their civilizing aims, paved the way for various colonialist currents, notably Zionism. The ambition of this panel is to …

Azmi Bishara Arab intellectual, writer and researcher, Azmi Bishara has published numerous works in Arabic, English and French, in the fields of political thought, social theory and philosophy. His research focuses on the state, Arab revolutions, …

Abstract The Keller Segel particle system describes N plantar Brownians interacting via an attractive force in 1/r, where r denotes the distance between the particles. One of the main difficulties and original features of this system is that the particles …