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by Guillaume CHASSAGNON

Improving performance and minimizing injury: some examples in rowing, kayaking & piano

by Floren COLLOUD

Rhythms of Attention: A multimodal neuroimaging approach to the study of attention in human

by Laura Dugué

Beyond stitches

by Maria PEREIRA

The 2 sides of the immune response to Cov-2 SARS

by Alain FISCHER

Tasting from within ?

Claire Wyart

Prion spreading : from bragg to braak ?

by Jean-Michel Peyrin

Dentritic cell migration

by Ana-Maria Lennon-Duménil

A life in motion

by Ayman ASSI

Automated imaging techniques

by Laurent GAJNY.

Nonlinear optics and micromechanics

by Mathieu PIEL

Nuclear fragility drives breast tumor cell invasion

by Mathieu PIEL

Organs-on-chip” : Harnessing microfluidics, biology and materials science and technologies to develop mimics of organs for research, screening and regenerative medicine

by Jean-Louis VIOVY

Understanding the Brain with Computational Neuroscience and Neuromorphic Engineering

by Shibab SHAMMA

Intimacy of the Brain: Non-invasive observation of the brain anatomy and function

by Arnaud Cachia.

The promise of single-cell analysis

by Jean BAUDRY

Sticking to tissues: slippery when wet

by Laurent CORTE

Small Animal Population imaging

by Michel DOJAT

Better tools to map the brain

by Bastien GUERIN

Molecular imaging for health

by Laurent BESRET

« The exposome: a useful concept? »

by Robert Barouki