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Abstract Random geometry involves calculating expectations and probabilities on random geometric objects, typically surfaces (hyperbolic surfaces, discrete surfaces, surfaces immersed in a target space, or carrying certain fields, etc.) Remarkably, the …

Abstract In this talk I will present several random image models that are else explicit (such as Gaussian models or Boolean models for instance), or more "implicit" (such as images generated by a neural network). I will discuss how these models are used …

Abstract Some geometrical and topological features of the excursions of smooth random fields will be presented, such as their expected Lipschitz-Killing curvatures. The concerned random fields will be Gaussian or Gaussian based, but also shot-noise fields …

Abstract The talk will first introduce unimodular random graphs and give several examples from the theory of point processes, branching processes, random walks and self-similar discrete random sets. Several types of results on these graphs will then be …

Abstract Type 2 diabetes   and obesity are global epidemics, associated with high rates of morbidity and mortality. These diseases significantly reduce patients' life expectancy and represent a major economic burden for public health systems. Often …

Abstract The Human Genome Project ushered in the era of modern human genetics, providing key insights into the structure and content of the genome. However, when it comes to the extent of genetic diversity between individuals or populations, sequencing …

Abstract Content of enhancers and links to transcription factors  ; orthography, syntax and grammar. Genomic topology of enhancers. In this fourth   lesson, the ways in which enhancers can bind transcription factors are described, along with the notion of …

Abstract Type theory was introduced by Bertrand Russell to avoid the paradoxes that arise in mathematics when the notion of a collection of objects is used too naively. This notion of types was refined by the notion of dependent types, with the aim of …

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Abstract Generative models based on dynamic transport have recently led to significant advances in unsupervised learning. At the mathematical level, these models are mainly designed around the construction of a function between two probability …

Abstract It is now well established that rhetoric occupied an important place in the educational system of Greco-Roman antiquity. In recent years, scholarly interest in this discipline has intensified, paving the way for significant advances, particularly …

Abstract Continuation of previous lecture. Crossing the Jordan means entering the land. Before the conquest took place, Joshua circumcised the desert generation and celebrated the first Passover in the land (Jos 5). This raises the question of how these …

Abstract Photochemical transformations are powerful tools for organic synthesis. In the contemporary context, marked by the importance of green chemistry principles and sustainable development, the use of light to carry out selective reactions offers …

Abstract In Hesiod's Theogony , the expression "hiera erdein", "to make sacred portions", appears only once, in the introduction to the long passage that moderns have taken to calling the "hymn to Hecate". The forty or so verses (411-452) devoted to this …

Abstract At a time when the framers of the United Nations Charter were somewhat wary of regional bodies and the threats they could pose to the advent of a new, fully universal international law, the statute of the United Nations International Law …

References to works cited in the lecture Norman Ajari, Le Manifeste Afro-décolonial. The Forgotten Dream of Black Radical Politics , Paris, Seuil, 2024. Chris Bongie, " The Cry of History: Juste Chanlatte and the Unsettling (Presence) of Race in Early …

Sandrine Lyonnard : "From atom to cell: looking inside batteries with the Grands Instruments" Hervé Beuffe : "Valley of hope for the French Na_ion …