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- CNRS : comment la communauté scientifique perçoit les enjeux de la réforme des instituts voulue par Thierry Dauxois
The CNRS is undergoing a reform initiated by its new CEO, Thierry Dauxois, to streamline its institutes from ten to seven and assign them a national mission.
- Tous égoïstes ?
A new book explores how French society's increasing individualism, fueled by neoliberalism and a focus on individual merit, has weakened collective action and exacerbated social inequalities.
- Maintien de l’ordre : « Le fait qu’il y ait des casseurs ne justifie pas de tirer au milieu de jeunes manifestants », selon ce directeur de recherche du CNRS
A CNRS research director argues that the use of less-lethal weapons against young protesters is unjustified, highlighting an increasingly aggressive and inconsistent policing doctrine in France.
- La physicienne Jacqueline Bloch, « magicienne de la lumière » recompensée de la médaille d'or du CNRS
Physicist Jacqueline Bloch was awarded the CNRS Gold Medal.
- Les Échappées inattendues du CNRS
CNRS organizes "Les Échappées inattendues," a scientific event presenting research through immersive conferences and guided tours with scientists.
- The CNRS Gold Medal Awarded to Jacqueline Bloch
Jacqueline Bloch received the CNRS Gold Medal for her pioneering work on polaritons and quantum phenomena.
- International laboratories
The document details several international research laboratories and projects, outlining their research areas, leading institutions, and partner organizations, including CNRS in some cases.
- Thierry Dauxois appointed President of the CNRS
Thierry Dauxois was appointed President of the CNRS, with plans to streamline research processes, strengthen fundamental research, and promote innovation.
- Imperial College London and CNRS launch AI-linked metabolism research lab
Imperial College London and CNRS have launched a joint International Research Laboratory to study metabolism, AI, and disease for improved diagnosis and treatment.
- Imperial-CNRS Metabolism lab
Imperial College London and France's CNRS have established a new International Research Laboratory to advance understanding and treatment of metabolic diseases using AI and multi-scale biology.
- Outgoing CNRS chief bemoans low levels of French R&D spending
Outgoing CNRS chairman warns that France's low public and private R&D spending jeopardizes its scientific leadership.
- La réutilisation des eaux usées, ou comment dépasser le « facteur beurk »
The document discusses the growing importance of reusing treated wastewater to combat freshwater scarcity in France.
- Toute la richesse des langues des signes à portée de clic
The document discusses the complexities and resources related to sign languages, emphasizing the importance of early exposure for language development in deaf individuals.
- SOS Océan : l’alerte bleue avant l’UNOC
The SOS Océan event urged immediate action for ocean preservation ahead of the UN Ocean Conference.
- Un procédé pour traiter les micropolluants dans les boues d’épuration
Suez and CNRS have developed a new process to treat micropollutants in wastewater sludge, aiming for industrial application.
- Gestion durable de l’eau et des déchets : Suez et le CNRS innovent ensemble
Suez and CNRS are collaborating to innovate in sustainable water and waste management.
- Des chercheurs établissent une nouvelle chronologie des débuts de l’agriculture dans la vallée de l’Indus
A new study revises the timeline of early agriculture in the Indus Valley, providing insights into its development in South Asia.
- L’optimisation face aux considérations éthiques
The document discusses the ethical implications and complexities of optimization in decision-making processes.
- Ensma, université de Poitiers, CNRS : un guichet unique pour les chercheurs
The SPVR at Ensma aids researchers in transforming ideas into industrial projects through collaboration and funding support.
- Retrait précoce de la glace et puits de CO2 anormal dans l’Atlantique sud en été austral 2022
A CNRS study reveals an unusually strong carbon sink in the South Atlantic linked to climate change and phytoplankton blooms.
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