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Rapid processing of tailored ceramic components – CERAPIDE
CERAPIDE project investigates the feasibility of fabricating ceramic components with complex shape, composition, and architecture by coupling two processes: forming by robocasting-type additive manufacturing and consolidation by microwave sintering.
Pesticide mix and the hepato-brain axis: role of xenobiotic nuclear receptors – HepatoBrain
Until now the majority of in vivo studies have examined episodes of acute intoxications when sudden neurological symptoms arise. Our research focuses on the mechanisms and the effects of exposure to low-dose pesticide cocktails during a life time, a matter of contemporary and active discussion.
Multicomponent Mobility At The Glass Interface And Ultra-thin Films (MAGI) – MAGI
multicomponent diffusion in silicate melts, with the exception of a few narrow regions of simplified systems
Enterobacteria takeover by phage infection – TakeoverBac
two-step DNA delivery mechanism that offers an exceptional opportunity to investigate host takeover uncoupled
Asian monsoon Tropical Tropopause Layer: transport and composition – TTL-Xing
TTL-Xing: The Asian monsoon is the main convective region during summer that provides fresh air from the surface to the high atmosphere, that is then redistributed globaly. This region ia also highly polluted by human activities. Our aim is to study the monsoon impact on the composition of the air at high altitude and its anthropic evolution.
Structural dissection of mitochondrial tethering through super-resolution imaging – MOMIT
biological compartments undergoing membrane fusion except mitochondria. Mitochondria constitute a real and
Linguistic analysis of ancient Greek personal names: electronic and printed dictionary – LGPN-Ling
Linguistic analysis of ancient Greek personal names: <br />electronic and printed dictionary
DisEntangling Quasi-geostrophic motions and INternal waves in high resolution satellite observations of the Ocean – EQUINOX
Upcoming wide-swath altimetric missions (CNES/NASA SWOT, launch date 2021) is an exceptional opportunity for the observation of the ocean. The project adresses a challenge that appeared with this novel instrument and related to the superimposition of oceanic slow (week or longer) and fast (day or faster) variabilities. This project aims at developing methods in order to distinguish slow and fast motions and map their geographical distributions.
Launch of the call "Hurricanes 2017" - Disaster, Risk and Resilience
Last August and September 2017 was marked with unprecedented extreme weather events made of a succession of extreme power hurricanes especially in the Lesser Antilles and the Gulf of Mexico (Irma, Jose, Maria, Harvey). In the face of these sadly extra-ordinary events, the French Ministry for Higher Education, Research and Innovation has decided to commit and launch, with the National Research Agency (ANR), a call for research projects on these phenomena and their environmental and social consequences.
