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Interactive Atlas of the Ancient Adriatic – AdriAtlas
This project offers a computerized Atlas of ancient Adriatic, made up of a database connected to an interactive map, available for online consultation. This atlas will be consistent with the current status of knowledge on the Adriatic area, from the end of the Bronze Age (XIth c. B.C.) up to late Antiquity (VIIIth c. A.D.).
De la phonologie aux formes lexicales: liaison et cognition en français contemporain – PHONLEX
- The originality of the project lies in the exceptional collaboration between specialists of neighbouring
Etude de la relation hôte pathogène du système Acanthamoeba/Mimivirus – MIMIVIRUS
cellular organisms from all viruses. Despite its exceptional features, Mimivirus harbors the characteristic
The genetic basis and history of adaptive differentiation in high gene flow marine species – Hi-Flo
via a planktonic larval stage. Correlatively, exceptionally high genetic diversity and low geographic d
A multi-resolution approach for the structure of translation initiation super-complexes – MASTIC
plasmids, in E. coli using recombinant DNA techniques (except the ribosomal subunits which will be prepared from
Analysis of the cross-talk between transcriptional and post-transcriptional small RNA pathways in Arabidopsis – RNACROSSTALK
processes in most eukaryotes (with the notable exception of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae). These
Religious retrotopias and identity-based withdrawal in a Moving Europe – RetroMove
seize upon this rhetoric. It will provide an exceptional database for the religious sciences and the
Mechanization and optimization of techniques for the production and harvest forest biomass coming from specific cultures – MECABIOFOR
The development of lignocellulosic energy crops (Short Rotation Coppice or Very Short Rotation Coppice and Semi-Dedicated plantations) is conditioned by technical innovations on plantation, weeding and harvest of these stands. To lower costs, while facilitating the work, is a real challenge.
Production of hydrogen from plant biomass using a combination of light and dark fermentation processes – HYCOFOL_BV
The amount of wheat straw produced annually in France is around 18,5 millions tonnes. Its conversion to biohydrogen, a clean energy vector, would allow this waste product (a renewable energy source) to be valorised and would be an alternative to bioethanol pro-duction.
Heights, Modularity, Transcendence – HAMOT
of A is not Zariski-dense, with the “obvious” exceptions. We are going to study many cases of this difficult
