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Philosophy, History, and Sociology of Mental Medicine – PHS2M
of relational practices and techniques, the intelligibility of which is ultimately sociological. Such a
Phenomenology of turbulent mixing in variable viscosity and density flows – MUVAR
Phenomenology of turbulent mixing in variable viscosity and density flows
Phase transitions in bio-gels: towards structure/properties control of bio-aerogels and of responsive biomaterials – Bio-Gel
Synthetic polymer gels are known as «intelligent» materials able to undergo conformation changes in response
Phase Optics Microscopy Artificial Intelligence for Fertility – PHAIFER
The developmental potential of the oocyte depends largely on the quality of its cytoplasm. Female fertility is at threat in our societies, as women tend to postpone childbearing. Millions of couples a
Phase Change Coordination Polymers for Integrated Photonics – CHIP
processing, neuromorphic computing and artificial intelligence. Still, the PCM are inorganic chalcogenides
Pesticide Free Robotized Pest Control in Agriculture – GREENSHIELD
Dans le cadre de la réduction de l’utilisation des pesticides, le projet Greenshield a pour objectif de développer un robot mobile pour combattre les ravageurs, en se basant sur l’intelligence artificielle pour la détection et un laser pour la destruction
Personnalized treatments by High Intensity Focused Ultrasound – SMART-HIFU
innovation would be the integration of artificial intelligence at the heart of the therapeutic process to help
Personalising myasthenia gravis medicine: from “one-fits-all” to patient-specific immunosuppression – MG-PerMed
combining pre-clinical, clinical, artificial intelligence (AI) and bioethic research, to achieve PM for
PersonAlisation of RelApse risk in autoimmune DISEase – PARADISE
underpin a physician-facing tool. Such artificial intelligence (AI) applications are coming under intense scrutiny
Perception and Handling enabled by Artificial tactile SEnsing – Phase
Touch sensors inspired by human perception.
