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Pesticide mix and the hepato-brain axis: role of xenobiotic nuclear receptors – HepatoBrain
Until now the majority of in vivo studies have examined episodes of acute intoxications when sudden neurological symptoms arise. Our research focuses on the mechanisms and the effects of exposure to low-dose pesticide cocktails during a life time, a matter of contemporary and active discussion.
Polycrystalline substrates and NAnoSHeet seed layers for low cost substrate – Polynash
Developments of the CSE approach (combinatorial Substrate Epitaxy) and 2D nanosheets seed layer
Designing a genome engineering platform for microalgae – SynDia
The main objective of the SynDia project is to deliver a microalgal platform adapted for industrial production, to bring microalgae among the key enablers of the bioeconomy transition.
Local Governance of Forest Resources: Development, Environment and Political Economy in Nepal – GoLFor-DEEPN
Development, Environment and Political Economy in Nepal
Stereotype threat and aggressive reaction – STAR
The present research aims to investigate the link between stereotype threat and aggression. Is aggression a possible consequence of stereotype threat? If yes, is aggression likely to be observed among members of groups stereotyped as relatively more aggressive or among all individuals? Furthermore, the present research will try to shed light on underlying mechanisms explaining the effect of stereotype threat on aggression, namely aggressive thoughts, emotions, and self-regulation.
Texts Surrounding Texts: Satellite Stanzas, Prefaces and Colophons in South-Indian Manuscripts (collections of the Paris BnF and Hamburg Stabi) – TST
Satellite Stanzas, Prefaces and Colophons in South-Indian Manuscripts<br />(collections of the Paris BnF and Hamburg Stabi)
Mastering Electrons in LOw Dimensional Innovative Carbides (MELODIC) – MELODIC
MXenes are the functional nanomaterials forming the building blocks of an impressive number of potentially useful industrial applications. In all previously published data, there is a clear lack of quantitative information about the basic electron properties.
Cable-driven parallel Robots for Agile operations in manufacturing FaciliTies – CRAFT
The CRAFT project aims to design, model and control Cable-Driven Parallel Robots (CDPRs) for agile operations in manufacturing facilities. The CDPRs developed in CRAFT will: (i) work in cluttered environments, (ii) be autonomous, (iii) allow the user to co-manipulate large and/or heavy objects. An important obstacle to the dissemination of CDPRs is a lack of standards. Hence, another objective of CRAFT is to define some standards for CDPRs that will be submitted to regulation authorities.
Stellar Evolution with Rapid Rotation – ESRR
The goal of the project is to build two-dimensional models of rapidly rotating stars including their temporal evolution. It also proposes to provide the necessary tools to interpret the interferometric, spectroscopic and seismic data obtained from this type of star.
Microscale spatiotemporal investigation of multi-species electroactive biofilms using optical microfluidic platform – MICROBE
Electroactive microbial biofilms are electrochemical biocatalysts capable of extracting the chemical energy contained in a wide range of organic substrates (effluents, biowaste, biomass, etc.) in the form of a flow of electrons (electric current). However, in the case of electroactive biofilms, the «multispecies« character gives biofilms a complexity that no one is currently able to master.
