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Publications scientifiques
- [hal-05151385] Effect of glioblastoma and brain radiotherapy on T-lymphocyte subpopulations in rodents
ntroduction Although lymphopenia is linked to immune suppression favoring tumor growth, the effect of different radiation types on specific T-lymphocyte subsets remains unclear. Among the T-lymphocyte subpopulations, CD8+-lymphocytes serve as key effectors in cancer immunity. This study aimed to […]
- [hal-05144104] Oxygen influence on cell response to 12C-FLASH
Despite recent increased interest in ultra-high dose rate radiotherapy, its mechanism to spare healthy cells while maintaining tumor control remains unclear. However, this so-called FLASH effect could potentially benefit high LET irradiation, such as 12C, which – on one side – is an emerging […]
- [hal-05110108] JRJC 2024 - Journées de Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs. Book of Proceedings
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- [hal-05120520] The Online Data Filter for the KM3NeT Neutrino Telescopes
The KM3NeT research infrastructure comprises two neutrino telescopes located in the deep waters of the Mediterranean Sea, namely ORCA and ARCA. KM3NeT/ORCA is designed for the measurement of neutrino properties and KM3NeT/ARCA for the detection of high\nobreakdashes-energy neutrinos from the […]
- [hal-05118135] Bayesian inference of neutron star crust properties using an ab initio-benchmarked meta-model
Accurate modeling of the neutron star crust is essential for interpreting multimessenger observations and constraining the nuclear equation of state (EoS). However, standard phenomenological EoS models often rely on heuristic extrapolations in the low-density regime, which are inconsistent with […]
- [hal-05096761] Backscattering Study of Electrons from 0.1 to 3.4 MeV
Benchmarking simulation codes for electron transport and scattering in matter is a crucial step for estimating uncertainties in many applications. However, experimental data for electron energies of a few MeV is scarce to make such comparisons. We report here the measurement and the quantitative […]
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Fête de la science 2024
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CNRS
- The secret of sand patchesSand patches dot beaches and deserts, but their origin remains an enigma. Using measurements taken in the desert, physicists have created a model that explains how they form, with a few surprises into the bargain.
- The tribulations of the chihuahua in AmericaResearchers have shown that dogs had a place in the first agricultural societies of Central and South America more than 5,000 years ago. But the arrival of European settlers brought about a drastic change. The only native American dogs remaining today are… Chihuahuas!
- Solace of quantumA recognised physicist for her work on quantum boxes, Pascale Senellart conducts her research at the joint research laboratory between the Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, and the start-up that she co-founded. Her sights are set on photon-based quantum technologies.
- The full richness of sign languages at a clickSign languages are languages like any other. A new platform called Sign-Hub documents their diversity around the world and shows the importance of learning them at an early age, as with any oral language.
- Iron and cancer, a balancing actTreatments such as chemotherapy tend only to be effective against the most proliferative cancer cells. At the Institut Curie, Raphaël Rodriguez and his team have opted for a unique approach. They target cells with high metastatic potential using a molecule that can induce a specific type of cell death that is mediated by iron: ferroptosis.
UNICAEN
- Clôture de l’Appel du Cyber Juin : un mois de mobilisation pour un numérique plus sûrDu 10 juin au 4 juillet 2025, la Normandie a vécu au rythme de la cybersécurité grâce à la deuxième édition de l’Appel du Cyber Juin.
- Étienne, du monde de l’assurance à l’engagement associatifAprès une licence de Droit privé et une carrière dans l'assurance, Étienne, à présent à la retraite, se consacre à la transmission de son expérience professionnelle.
- L’IA au service de la science : retour sur la Summer SchoolDu 29 juin au 4 juillet 2025, l’université de Caen Normandie a organisé sa deuxième Summer School intitulée “Advancing Scientific Discovery with AI”.
- Nicolas, dans les coulisses du Millénaire de CaenEn charge de la programmation des temps forts du Millénaire, Nicolas partage son expérience et revient sur un parcours, entre relations internationales, valorisation du patrimoine et transmission.
- Les spécialistes des céphalopodes se réunissent à CaenJean-Paul Robin, professeur en écologie marine au laboratoire MERSEA, revient sur ce temps fort de collaboration scientifique.
- Institut universitaire de France : l’université de Caen compte 4 nouveaux membresFrancesca Gulminelli, Maud Pouradier, Juliette Thariat et Daniel Veron rejoignent cette prestigieuse institution.
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