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at Université Paris Cité, 75013 Paris. The LIED aims to develop both fundamental and applied research addressing the challenges of energy and climate transitions. In this context, the laboratory promotes a
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: The MOVING project aims to develop an ethnographic and interdisciplinary methodology for studying the traces and memories carried and transmitted through bodies, of African slavery in post-slavery and
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approaches focused on the Armorican massif in order to shed light on its Quaternary seismic history. To this end, several objects will be studied as part of the FaSiRé project: the deformation of sediments in
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, whilst interacting with a wider, interdisciplinary team within the GEOSIC project. Collaborations within the GEOSIC project are foreseen, with a postdoc in international law who will lead the development
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the “polymerization catalysis and engineering” team. The Superpowers of Non-N-Heterocyclic Carbenes: Applications in Materials Chemistry, Catalysis, and Upcycling of End-of-Life Polymers Carbenes, which are divalent
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continuous from the earliest prehistory to the present day. The new IKAP project (The Islamic Khaybar Archaeological Project) began in December 2024 and will continue until the end of 2028. The project is led
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on the surface receptors initially engaged, the mechanisms by which phagocytic receptors modulate phagosome terminal resolution remain poorly understood. We will investigate these critical steps of phagosomal
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and IT, to develop techniques for planning the work of Agri robots, scheduling their tasks, deploying IoT devices in fields as well as for collecting, integrating, storing, analysing, building
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with Novel upscaling assisted by artificial intelligence) project financed by PEPR DIADEM (a public funding program on the development of innovative materials using artificial intelligence). The relevant
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many evenly spaced optical frequencies (“comb lines”) at the same time, rather than a single wavelength. In the time domain, this corresponds to a train of ultrashort, highly regular pulses