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Reconnecting young children and adults with nature. – Gentil Coquelicot
Western societies seem to have built themselves "against nature", as Serge Moscovici (1972) put it. According to a growing number of specialists (Parma Declaration, WHO 2010), more and more of us are suffering from "nature deficit disorder", with deleterious consequences for our health. Its corollar
Post-prognostic decision-making for Multi-stack Fuel cells deployment – MFC_DEPLOY
To achieve climate neutrality in transportation sector, the European Clean Hydrogen Partnership agenda 2021-2027 target for PEMFC fuel cell stacks their optimisation for higher performance, durability and reliability. Among solutions, multi-stack fuel cell systems, composed of multiple stacks, offer
Mitigation and Adaptation in Cultural Heritage Landscapes: Lessons from Transhumant Pastoral Systems for Managing Novel Climate Risks – Pasture Adaptation
Cultural landscapes provide essential ecological and sociocultural services and contain insights needed to combat climate change, but they are vulnerable to climate change and other stressors. By examining the cultural landscapes of transhumant pastoralism in France, Norway, and Spain, we will detai
Novel strategies for Osteoarthritis treatment based on innate LYMPhoId Cells modulation. – OLYMPiC2024
Our Franco-German consortium aims at: - Deciphering the diversity and spatial distribution of ILC in joint tissues at different stages of OA and the correlation with the clinical features of the patients. - Investigating the contribution of ILC subsets to the pathophysiology of OA and evaluating the
A Sea of Connections: Valuing Reef Passages in the South Pacific Region – SOCPacific2R
The United Nations’ (UN) Sustainable Development Goal 14 – Life below water – aims at conserving and sustainably using the oceans, which represent 70% of the Earth’s surface. This goal is connected to the global target to expand protected areas to 30% of the planet by 2030, focusing on areas that ar
Patrimonialization of prisons and scientific mediation in Europe – PatCaM
The prison system has been criticised from its inception. Since the 2000s, it has been increasingly the focus of recurrent criticism for overcrowding, indignity of detention conditions, inadequate material and human resources. While the use of prison confinement remains central to French and Europea
Deciphering the role of Polyamines, key metabolites in virulence of P. aeruginosa and its interaction with S. aureus – POPS
The POPS project aims to elucidate the role of polyamines in bacterial virulence, focusing on the pathogens Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Pa) and Staphylococcus aureus (Sa). These bacteria are responsible for acute and chronic respiratory infections, especially in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) and ar
Upcycling of Plastic Blends via Reactive Extrusion – UpCycle
Plastics are light, tough, durable, and their processing energetically less demanding than most other raw materials. Yet, the current economy of plastics is far from being sustainable, with only 8.3% of the 391 million tons of plastics produced worldwide in 2021 coming from post-consumer recycled po
ImportanCe of inflammasOmes in eMerging Environmental Toxin-driven patHologies – COMETH-
The profound changes that global warming is bringing about in the environment include not only the emergence of pathogens, but also various environmental threats, such as marine toxins, which implies the need to determine to what extend our organisms, can adapt to these changes. Specifically, the al
InScience with and for Society 3 – iSAPS3
Services in charge of communication and advisor for local scientific culture (SCCS) of the Inserm regional delegations are collectively answering to this ANR call to pool scientific mediation and communication actions of regional and national scope as part of the festival "InScience: cultivate your
