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Time of conflicts / time of migration: Reflections on the categories and genealogy of migration in the Middle East – LAJEH
Reflections on the categories and genealogy of migration in the Middle East
Prison and Punishment Economies in Africa – ECOPPAF
post-industrial societies, South Africa being an exception (due to the democratization of the country and
Prognostic value of microbial and host determinants for Legionnaires' disease outcome – ProgLegio
has never been done at the international level except for rare outbreak investigations; however, this
Ultrafast Acoustoelectric Imaging of the Heart In Vivo – ULTRAFASTACOUSTOELEC
above 65 years old, and is associated with exceptionally high morbidity and mortality rates: 50% of patients
Doping of semiconductor nanocrystals by soft chemistry – NanoDoSe
The semiconductor nanocrystals exhibit exceptional optical properties; these can be modified through
Joint Call for International Research Proposals on biodiversity under the ERA-NET Cofund BiodivERsA3
countries participating in the BiodivERsA call, Except for proposals including research groups from outermost
Can carbon nanotube scrutinize intimate tissue organizations? Uncovering early dys-organization of the brain extracellular space in Parkinson disease – nanoSPACE
highly multidisciplinary project relies on an exceptional complementary group formed by 3PIs with unique
Ebola virus epidemic: ANR funds three research projects on the disease
At the end of 2014, ANR introduced an initiative baptised "Ebola expediter" in the exceptional context of the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa. The aim of this initiative was to identify - among the pre-proposals submitted in the first stage of the generic call 2015 - scientific work that can justify rapid funding, either because it can provide answers to urgent needs in a crisis situation or because its initiation is particularly appropriate during an epidemic. On completion of an expedited selection process, three projects are being funded for a total sum of €1.7 M.
Exhibition - Filming the War: the Soviets and the Holocaust
The political role played by cinema during the Second World War is an acknowledged fact. There is no shortage of research into the productions of Hollywood, Great Britain and France during that period, but our knowledge of Soviet cinema is less well documented. Funded by ANR since 2013, the CINESOV project has set itself the goal of exploring the Soviet cinematographic policy and its implications, both economic and social, in Russia at war (1939-1949). An exhibition entitled "Filming the War – The Soviets and the Holocaust, 1941-1946", currently showing at the Shoah Memorial in Paris until 27th September 2015, fits into this perspective.
Ontogeny of MAIT cells in neonates and hematopoietic stem cell transplant recipients – NEOMAIT
three independent clinical teams providing exceptional resources to patient samples, and one team providing
