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Multimodal approaches using Raman imaging to characterize microplastics and nanoplastics in cells and organisms
LIONS : Radiation-matter interactionsUniversité de Paris Médicament Toxicologie Chimie Imageries (MTCI) SaclayPollution by microplastics presents ecological risks due to their slow degradation, long-range transport and accumulation in organisms. Although numerous studies have reported their presence in…
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Durable radially polatised tubular nanoreactors for catalysis
LIONS : Radiation-matter interactionsParis-Saclay Sciences Chimiques: Molécules, Matériaux, Instrumentation et Biosystèmes (2MIB) SaclayRising energy demand and the need to reduce the use of fossil fuels to limit global warming have created an urgent need for clean energy collection technologies. One interesting solution is to use…
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Development of dense and fluidized granular beds in microfluidic channels for healthcare applications
LIONS : Health and environment technologies, medical devicesParis-Saclay Physique et Ingénierie: électrons, photons et sciences du vivant (EOBE) SaclayThe major public health problem of sepsis requires breakthrough technologies for ultra-fast diagnosis. Dense, fluidized granular beds are ideal systems for liquid-solid or gas-solid exchange…
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Multiscale metamaterials based on 3D-printed biosourced polymer composites
LIONS : Ultra-divided matter, Physical sciences for materialsParis-Saclay Sciences Chimiques: Molécules, Matériaux, Instrumentation et Biosystèmes (2MIB) SaclayReducing the density of materials is one of the best ways to diminish our energy footprint. One solution is to replace massive materials by microlattices. Among these, random architecture structures…
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Catalysis using sustainaBle hOllow nanoreacTors wiTh radiaL pErmanent polarization
LIONS : Radiation-matter interactionsParis-Saclay Sciences Chimiques: Molécules, Matériaux, Instrumentation et Biosystèmes (2MIB) SaclayThe combined demands of increasing energy production and the need to reduce fossil fuels to limit global warming have paved the way for an urgent need for clean energy harvesting technologies. One…
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Nano-object simulations in biological media
LIONS : Biotechnologies,nanobiologyParis-Saclay Sciences Chimiques: Molécules, Matériaux, Instrumentation et Biosystèmes (2MIB) SaclayUnderstanding the non-specific or specific interactions between biomolecules and nanomaterials is key to the development of safe nanomedicines and nanoparticles. Indeed, adsorption of biomolecules…
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Raw earth soil, an age-old material with new emerging uses
LIONS : Ultra-divided matter, Physical sciences for materialsMontpellier Sciences Chimiques Balard (EDSCB) SaclayRaw earth materials, which have found multiple uses for millennia, now offer considerable potential for helping to adapt to the changing climate, thanks to their natural ability to regulate heat and…