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Publié le 17/09/2024
"Applied science is built brick by brick: with curiosity, patience, and above all,...
In a series of portraits, SOLEIL goes out to meet those who make the synchrotron what it is. For this third episode, Jean Susini, SOLEIL's new Director General, agreed to take part. In an interview,...
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Publié le 15/09/2024
A crystal with sponge-like properties: Next Chapter
In 2014, at the CRISTAL beamline of SOLEIL, researchers came to study a material with astonishing properties: a powder, each grain of which is made up of molecules organized in the form of crystals...
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Publié le 15/09/2024
Jurassic Park at the Synchrotron SOLEIL: Next chapter
We invite you to go back to the origins of the Jurassic Park saga through research carried out at Synchrotron SOLEIL! The exceptional preservation of inclusions in amber (insects, plants, etc.) has...
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Publié le 13/09/2024
Water, air… clean fuels: Next Chapter
Over 40 billion tons of CO
2
are emitted every year due to human activities. What can we do with this waste? In Nature, plants capture CO
2
and transform it into plant...
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Publié le 13/09/2024
Shedding light on tumour cells: Next Chapter
How can a neurosurgeon be sure that he removed the totality of the tumour from his patient's brain, while preserving healthy neighbouring tissues ? To help the practitioner, researchers and...
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Publié le 13/09/2024
Bronze beauty is only skin deep: Next Chapter
An international team of French, Italian and Slovenian scientists have deciced to develop and new, more resistant king of coating for the bronze statues of our urban property. In 2016 they came at...
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Publié le 13/09/2024
"Moon milk": Next Chapter
"Moon milk" is a strange substance that covers the walls of some prehistoric caves, sometimes erasing parietal works. What is it made of ? A research was carried out on the infrared...
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Publié le 12/09/2024
Drought means stress: Next Chapter
Trees are suffering from global warming. Due to droughts that are too intense and too frequent, entire forest massifs are dying. Many coniferous trees could be under the spotlight. To identify the...
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Publié le 12/09/2024
Boosting memory capacity with Prussian Blue: Next Chapter
Prussian blue has been prized by artists since the 18th century. Today, scientists are taking a keen interest in this pigment by studying what happens when some of its iron atoms are replaced by...
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