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Comédie-Française Registers 2 – RCF2
is dedicated to affording prominence to the exceptional documents stored at the Comédie-Française archives:
Compressed images and Video interpolation and enhancement for legal evidence – IMPROVED
To explore new algorithmic axes for image enhancement and restauration, with modern technologies, targeting scientific police needs.
Communication cellulaire et switch moléculaire chez Bacillus cereus – Cell.com
function of the NprR protein. Moreover, this exceptional molecular property is a remarkable tool to study
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
Coming into the World Social environment at Birth, Family Structures and Early Education – VENIROMOND
The data from the ELFE cohort will provide an exceptional amount of information on our topics of interest
Combination of Vertical and Horizontal GaN Transistors for Efficient Power Conversion Electronics – C-PI-GaN
The main objective of this project is to prepare the basic building blocks for a new generation of high-power converters in which GaN-based devices using both vertical and horizontal configurations are monolithically integrated.
Cold spray for high performance polymeric coatings – CARAPACE
obtained by compression / sintering, provide an exceptional protection for the blades of marine propellers
Cohomological study of algebraic varieties – ECOVA
Cohomological study of algebraic varieties
Cognitive Systems with Stochastic Spintronics Devices – CogniSpin
future. The project will benefit from an exceptional context. The coordinator has already led a pioneering [...] project. Finally, the project benefits from the exceptional expertise of IEF in nanoelectronics-based design
Cognition and tool-use economy. Insights from experimental, neuro- and comparative psychology – ECOTOOL
Tools offer an economy by allowing the user to reduce the various costs (e.g., time) required to accomplish a task. If we keep in mind that tool use is also a matter of behavioral economy, several questions arise. Does the human tool-use propensity reflect the human ability to excel to direct toward the most economical options? Does cumulative cultural evolution reflect the human ability to extract from tool behaviors performed by conspecifics the ones that are the most economical?
