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The French National Research Agency publishes its 2020 activity report
Discover through a series of articles, interviews and key figures, the activities and highlights of the French National Research Agency (ANR) in 2020, illustrated by the presentation of numerous projects supported in all fields.
Higher Education Partnership - Chad – PEA-Tchad
of the French and Chadian teachers (with the exception of the English teacher) are all PhDs. The doctorate
New GANIL Injector
‘multi-user’ capabilities. The expected exceptional beam intensities with the new A/q=7 injector
Magnetic molecularly imprinted polymer nanoparticles for cell targeting and controlled drug release – MAGMIP
and DRUG DELIVERY by taking advantages of the exceptional RECOGNITION PROPERTY of pMIP and of the LOCAL
Integrative Xer recombination complex Stabilization – InXS
Xer, to resolve chromosome dimers. With the exception of a few species, Xer is composed of two tyrosine
New Heptazines for efficient selective organophotocatalysis. – HEPTA-cat
polymers have been recently recognized for their exceptional catalytic properties, (even water splitting) [...] heptazines for subsequent work. Heptazines are exceptional photooxidants (from the preliminary results in
AVIAN GLYCATION RESISTANCE: PHYLOGENETIC AND ECOLOGICAL ROOTS, MECHANISMS AND INDIVIDUAL FITNESS LINKS. – AGEs
does not match with their long healthy lifespan, except if they acquired compensatory mechanisms. A first
Controlling Flat-bands in Moirés – FlatMoi
matter. In 2D materials this relation takes on an exceptional aspect since a structure as simple as a rotated
PPARgamma Repression Of Tubular Epithelial Cell dysmetabolism to Treat Fibrosis – PROTECT-FI
setting up a translational platform allowing the exceptional exploration of the relationships between cellular
Ascending smoke vortices in the stratosphere – ASTuS
The stratosphere extends from the last cloud layers until about 50 km. Its behavior is determined by its composition which is perturbed by intense but sporadic events which are the volcanic eruptions and the more and more frequent large wildfires. We consider the consequences of these events and their effects on climate. A special interest is dedicated to ascending vortices that confine the plume and rise it up to 40 km and more.
