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Geothermal resources of crustal-scale fault zones: exploring new systems for competitive geothermal power production – GERESFAULT
Crustal fault zones (CFZ) correspond to permeability anomalies of crustal rocks. Instead of looking for temperature anomalies and artificially enhance the rock permeability, this project is focused on anomalously high permeability zones, where deep hot fluids naturally rise up to the subsurface. With a multidisciplinary approach on the Pontgibaud CFZ (Massif Central), the understanding of this hydrothermal system will be applied to european CFZ.
Geraniol against multi-drug resistant bacteria – GIRC
proposed by the Major Companies, and with some exception (inhibition of bacterial peptide deformylase)
Germ Cell Proliferation-Growth Balance in Fish – PROBA
perspective, is how adult fish maintain their exceptionally high long-term fecundity. Female fish can produce
Gestes Médico-Chirurgicaux Assistés par Ordinateur
pratique quotidienne des STIC. La santé ne fait pas exception. Les Gestes Médico-Chirurgicaux Assistés par
Giant ELEctrostriction of soft NAnomaterials for energy harvesting – ELENA
ELENA project will consist in validating this exceptional potential. On the basis of actual measurements
Giant electrostrictors for electromechanical devices – MEGAEM
European regulations currently do not apply, by exception, to this lead content, that remains nevertheless
Global Enamels: A Symmetrical History of Cultural and Technological Exchanges Between France and China (mid-17th to end 18th Century) – EnamelFC
Global Enamels: A Symmetrical History of Material and Technological Exchanges<br />Between France and China (mid-17th to end-18th Century)
Ground state cooling of multiple mesoscopic objects in optical levitation through wavefront shaping – GROOVE
and assemble opto-mechanical resonators with exceptional quality factors. Through a reduction of their
Génomique évolutive des chromosomes X et Y de Silene latifolia, une plante dioïque – siXY
the Y never recombines with the X (with the exception of small pseudoautosomal regions). In humans,
H2 PROduction uSing Photo-ElectRolysis – PROSPER-H2
Photoelectrochemical hydrogen production has made huge progress since the first report of TiO2 ability to split water by Fujishima and Honda in 1972. Still photoelectrochemical cells remain at the lab level, except for one prototype of photo-assisted electrolyzer developed by ENGIE’s R&D laboratory CRIGEN now at the pilot level, that exploits a TiO2 photoanode to enhance the performance of an alkaline water-splitting electrolyzer.
