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Domolandes hosted a day of discussions on the practical applications of artificial intelligence in the construction sector.
Her work on an innovative textured cell manufacturing process received recognition from the CNRS Hydrogen Research Federation.
Radiologist Guillaume Herpe, newly appointed university professor, leads the integration of artificial intelligence and cutting-edge equipment to enhance patient care and research.
The precautionary measure aimed to protect member data following critical flaws in the PHP language, with no attack confirmed.
A study from Bordeaux Neurocampus reveals how the brain manages the balance between feeding and self-protection through POMC neurons.
This augmented reality surgical guidance technology enhances precision and safety for endoscopic surgeries of the sinuses, skull base, and orbit.
The 2nd e-health evening in Panazol highlighted the challenges of securing and streamlining information exchange for better coordination.
Lessons learned from the switch from the regional ROR to the national ROR, ensuring service continuity for healthcare facilities.
A joint publication by the universities of Grenoble and Montpellier explores future prospects in this key scientific field.
The European project aims to improve the management of critical and strategic raw materials in electronic waste for a circular value flow.
Emerging from research at XLIM and the Bordeaux Optics Institute, PORTYQ develops post-quantum and quantum cryptography solutions for future communication security.
Led by Dr. Clara Steichen in Poitiers, the project aims to improve graft preservation using stem cells and perfusion.
