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Fundamental Understanding of Negative Gas Adsorption in Mesoporous Solids: Towards threshold sensitive mechanical actuators – FUN
Fundamental Understanding of Negative Gas Adsorption in Mesoporous Solids: Towards threshold sensitive mechanical actuators
Silicon Photonic crystal low-noise Raman laser – PHLORA
The PHLORA project aims at demonstrating continuous wave photonic crystal Raman lasers on SOI with enhanced modulation bandwidth and noise properties compared to classical semiconductor laser diodes in the near infrared range.
Algorithmic methods for infinite graphs – AMIS
The AMIS project is a theoretical research project coordinated by Arnaud Carayol. It also involves Christopher Broadbent, Axel Haddad, Matthew Hague, Antoine Meyer, Chloé Rispal et Oliver Serre. The project started in January 2011 for a duration of 36 months. It was funded entirely by an ANR grant of 103,160 €.<br />
Quinone reduction and supercomplex formation: the two enigma of Rieske/cytb complexes – BIsP
Comparative investigation of Rieske/cytb complexes from three phylogenetically related phyla, Heliobacteria, Bacilli and chloroplasts should allow us to study the implication of this enzyme in the formation of supercomplexes and its interaction with quinones, in particular the reduction of quinones in the presence of heme ci.
Probabilistic methods for efficient geometric structures and algorithms – PRESAGE
Probabilistic methods for the efficiency of geometric<br />structures and algorithms
Parity Non-Conservation in Molecular Systems – NCPCHEM
Chiral molecules can not be superimposed on their mirror image, but are thought to have identical physical and chemical properties. However, a group of researchers are now hunting for a tiny, but important energy difference between left- and right-handed molécules, arising from the weak force of Nature.
Communal nutrition in ants – NUTRIANTS
The proposed project on nutrition and social organization in ants addresses a question that has long been recognized, but rarely studied: how are the collective nutritional needs of a colony regulated through the actions of their individual members
Characterisation of FIsh NEural STem cells in the midbrain – FINEST
There are fundamental questions in the field of neural stem cells (NSCs) biology: how do NSCs keep their multipotent and semi-quiescent state? How NSCs are recruited in healthy or pathological conditions? To tackle these questions, we propose to use fish models, whose brains have the peculiarity to grow continuously during whole adult life.
High-Field Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy of Whole Organisms – SeediEPR
The use of high-field electron paramagnetic resonance to identify and quantify in situ the Mn(II) species in intact organisms
