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Analysis and rationale of the first French and English metrical psalters – PSalteRATIO
theologies’, which will lead to a common ERC Synergy project proposal in 2026. The theoretical and practical aspects [...] metrical psalters. PSalteRATIO is based on an Open-Access corpus, whose end result is the publication of
Transnational call for proposals between Europe and China in the ERA-NET Cofund "Urban Accessibility and Connectivity"
In the framework of the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (EN-UAC), the ANR is launching, in collaboration with 8 European countries and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), a call for proposals , to fund research and innovation projects with the aim of developing policies for more sustainable urban mobility.
Digital Materials - An industrial Reality In Motion – RealIMotion
Many strategic industries rely heavily on metallurgical products. Faced with intense environmental and societal expectations and global competition, these sectors demand more precise models to predict microstructural changes during thermomechanical treatments. New efficient numerical methods are targeted. Numerous industrial applications are involved in the project.
Tax expenditures and the fiscal contract – TEFISCON
The project aims to understand how tax expenditures, both direct and indirect, are perceived and how they affect the fiscal contract. The latter is an implicit contract between taxpayers and the State; in return for paying taxes, taxpayers expect the State to provide public services and allow them to participate in political decision-making. The often inequitable nature of tax expenditures can hinder this process.
The unequal impact of matching students with schools – MATCHINEQ
This ANR project investigated the unequal impact of matching students with schools. Many countries implemented policies to increase the freedom of choice, giving rise to mechanisms that allocate students to certain schools. A concern here is that the benefit of these choices might not be equally distributed. We investigate such concerns and potential solutions in three different contexts: school choice in Chile, centralized college matching in France and decentralized college matching in Canada.
