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... Iacconi, C., Desplanques, E., Moulherat, C., L'Héronde, M., King, A., Autret, A., Schöder, S., Fayard, B., Leccia, E., Bertrand, L. "Archaeological mineralised textiles from the Iron Age tumulus of Creney-le-Paradis support its elite" Antiquity., 98(401): ...

... Weitze, D., Zanotto, F.M., Zapata Dominguez, D., Franco, A.A. "Simulating solid-state battery cathode manufacturing via wet-processing with resolved active material geometries" Energy Storage Materials., 73: art.n° 103747. (2024). ...

... Antonini, G., Bernardi, A., Gillon, E., Dal Corso, A., Civera, M., Belvisi, L., Varrot, A., Mazzotta, S. "Achieving High Affinity for a Bacterial Lectin with Reversible Covalent Ligands" Journal of Medicinal Chemistry., 67(21): 19546-19560. (2024). ...

... Ammar Khodja, L., Campanacci, V., Lippens, G., Gigant, B. "The structure of a Tau fragment bound to tubulin prompts new hypotheses on Tau mechanism and oligomerization" PNAS Nexus., 3(11): art.n° 487. (2024). ...

... Vayssières, M., Jüttner, M., Haas, K., Ancelin, A., Marchfelder, A., Leulliot, N., Ferreira-Cerca, S., Blaud, M. "RNase W, a conserved ribonuclease family with a novel active site" Nucleic Acids Research., 52(21): 13386–13401. (2024). ...

... Lemaire, O.N., Wegener, G., Wagner, T. "Ethane-oxidising archaea couple CO2 generation to F420 reduction" Nature Communications., 15: art.n° 9065. (2024). ...

... Humbel, M., Tanner, C., Rodgers, G., Deyhle, H., Schulz, G., Müller, B. "Comparison of large-volume imaging approaches using computed tomography" Proceedings of SPIE., 13152: art.n° 1315211. (2024). ...

... Levano, S., Tanner, C., Schulz, G., Horber, R., Weitkamp, T., Müller, B., Bodmer, D. "Evaluation of the noise-exposed cochlea using synchrotron radiation-based microtomography" Proceedings of SPIE., 13152: art.n° 1315204. (2024). ...

... Calbert, M.L., Chandramouly, G., Adams, C.M., Saez-Ayala, M., Kent, T., Tyagi, M., Abhinav Ayyadevara, V.S.S., Wang, Y., Krais, J.J., Gordon, J., Atkins, J., Toma, M.M., Betzi, S., Boghossian, A.S., Rees, M.G., Ronan, M.M., Roth, J.A., Goldman, A.R., ...

... Le cerveau humain détermine d’où provient un son en analysant l’intervalle entre le moment où ce son est détecté successivement par une oreille puis l’autre. Sur terre, c’est efficace. Mais, sous l’eau, les sons se déplacent environ cinq fois ...