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- project . 2020 - 2022Funder: EC Project Code: 894434Overall Budget: 184,708 EURFunder Contribution: 184,708 EUROpen Access mandate for PublicationsPartners: CNRS
Energy transfer constitutes a basic step of photosynthesis, photocatalysis and operation of optoelectronic devices in which the energy of a photon absorbed by one entity (donor) is transferred to another entity (acceptor) where it is further processed. The fundamentals ...
- project . 2020 - 2024Funder: EC Project Code: 819169Overall Budget: 1,727,010 EURFunder Contribution: 1,727,010 EUROpen Access mandate for PublicationsPartners: CNRS
Carbonaceous aerosols (organic and black carbon) remain a major unresolved issue in atmospheric science, especially in urban centers, where they are one of the dominant aerosol constituents and among most toxic to human health. The challenge is twofold: first, our under...
- project . 2021 - 2026Funder: EC Project Code: 948390Overall Budget: 1,498,770 EURFunder Contribution: 1,498,770 EUROpen Access mandate for Publications and Research DataPartners: CNRS
Most traffic signs in the Middle East today bear city names transcribed in Latin characters, making them familiar to all. It was the opposite in the 7th c. with the Arab conquest and the Hellenisation of the empire. The Latin script disappeared from the monumental graph...
- project . 2019 - 2020Funder: EC Project Code: 824735Overall Budget: 149,906 EURFunder Contribution: 149,906 EUROpen Access mandate for PublicationsPartners: CNRS
Personalized medicine is promising to change the health and prophylactics sectors, already showing large societal and economic impact. High throughput immune sequencing technologies give us insight into a unique personal medical record - our immune system’s memory of al...
- project . 2020 - 2025Funder: EC Project Code: 850853Overall Budget: 1,491,330 EURFunder Contribution: 1,491,330 EUROpen Access mandate for Publications and Research DataPartners: CNRS
Climate change leads to increasing weathering cycles on landscapes and the built environment. Promotion of alternative energy sources such as geothermal energy intensifies cyclic perturbations of the underground environment. Both lead to precipitation-dissolution cycles...