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Electron Transfer Reactivity of Organolanthanides: Insights from Spectroscopy and Theory – ReDivaLan
Although reports of lanthanide coordination complexes are extensive and concern most of the modern coordination chemistry, materials chemistry, spectroscopy and biologically relevant chemistry; those on organometallic lanthanide complexes or organolanthanides are rarer. It is only quite recently that the amount of those molecules – in term of different elements and numbers of publications-, increased with the work of several research laboratories.
Chondrite Recipe from Accretion Disk modeling and Laboratory Experiments – CRADLE
CRADLE (Chondrite Recipe from Accretion Disk modeling and Laboratory Experiments) consists in an original approach associating the development of numerical simulations modeling the physical, chemical and isotopic evolution of the protosolar disk with new observations of the isotopic compositions of primitive meteorites. These observations give access to the irradiation intensity, to the ages of the first solids formed in the disk and to their residence time in the gas.
Development of Relativistic Cryptography – DEREC
development of this technology: on top of hardware accessibility, recent preliminary results, notably by the [...] also be an important step towards applying to an ERC grant. The demanded help is 225k€ + administrative
Mixed Molten Salts Toward Advanced Nanomaterials – MOLTEN
innovative approach sumitted to the ERC. The summary of the ERC project, called MOLTEN, is the following: [...] project aims at supporting a future application to the ERC Consolidator call of a proposal which was evaluated [...] To reach nanoparticles, metastable states not accessible by solid state chemistry and known processes
Linguistic and Intercultural Mediations in a context of International Migrations – LIMINAL
What do the social spaces of migration do to languages? In what ways do languages challenge migration policies? How can we qualify the languages of migration, the «migralects«? These questions have mobilised the researchers of the LIMINAL programme from 2017 to 2021. On the Franco-Italian and Franco-British borders, in the camps and reception and accommodation centers, the team has developed an innovative methodology to account for a new pragmatics of the languages in migration context.
Postwar agrarian capitalisms. A comparative perspective – PWACCOP
The PWACCOP project is a research project coordinated by Jacobo Grajales, Professor of Political Science at the University of Lille. It involves researchers from CERAPS (University of Lille), the Institute of Ethno-Sociology (Université Félix Houphoët-Boigny, Abidjan) and the University of Magdalena (Colombia). The project started in October 2017 and lasted 60 months. It received an ANR grant of €164,719.
Luwili: Luwian Religious Discourse Between Anatolia and Syria – Luwili
Luwian is an Indo-European language of Ancient Anatolia and Syria. Luwili aims at publishing untranslated religious texts in cuneiform Luwian in order to understand better the Luwian language. Luwili will also facilitate access to a new corpus of religious texts and study Luwian religious discourse from the comparative perspective. Its results will be an edition of Luwian cuneiform texts (also as an open source) and proceedings of the year two conference, published as two separate volumes.
Wireless Stretchable SAW devices: a new path to multifunctional, on-skin, fully passive sensors – SAWGOOD
framework of this ANR JCJC, we chose to focus on two accessible measurandes of biomedical interest, with a c [...] constitute a big step towards an application for an ERC Consolidator grant in 2021-2022.
Brain clOt persOnalized therapeutic Strategies for sTroke Emergent Reperfusion
vaisseaux environnants de la microcirculation, non accessibles à la thrombectomie. Cette année a été [...] atteignables, il se poursuit jusqu'au 31 janvier 2026.
High-throughput screening tools for a reinforced chemical safety surveillance of food – SENTINEL
Today, the surveillance of the chemical safety of food relies primarily on high-performance analytical methods capable of quantifying trace amounts of bioactive compounds. However, these methods are expensive and time-consuming to implement, which limits the scope of surveillance by food safety authorities and makes industrial self-monitoring virtually impossible. SENTINEL offers solutions to overcome these limitations.
