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An original public service between past and future: Public baths in France and Western Europe – THERMAPOLIS
This project analyses access to water in Western cities through the example of public baths, in order to better understand the phenomenon of water insecurity, i.e. lack of access to water for hygiene purposes, and the responses to it in the neoliberal urban context of Western Europe.
Bio-relevant anion radicals excited states dynamics study in solution by pump–repump–probe spectroscopy – Rad3P
Ionizing radiation produces ultrafast reactive species such as solvated electrons and radical anions of biomolecules. Their excited states may trigger dissociative electron attachment (DEA), a potential pathway for DNA damage. Understanding these states requires a new experimental approach that combines electron pulses with femtosecond spectroscopy in solution. RAD3P aims to overcome this gap.
Urban planning, urban space and mobility practices with low environmental impact – URFE
The URFé project deals with light individual modes of transport in a context marked by strong growth in their use, particularly in the central sectors of conurbations. The consortium is examining the conditions for the development of these practices, which seem to be marked by new forms of accidentality, insufficient adaptation of developed space to the characteristics of these modes and their uses, and a need for regulations.
