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Stéphane Sauvage

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IMT Nord Europe | #Pollution #AirQuality #Modeling #VOC [toggle title=”Find all his articles on I’MTech” state=”open”] Easier access to research infrastructure for the European atmospheric science community Atmospheric reactive trace gases: low concentrations, major consequences Air quality: several approaches to modeling the invisible [/toggle]

Bernard Bourges

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IMT Atlantique | #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergies [toggle title=”Learn more” state=”open”] Energy transitions: the challenge is a global one, but the solutions are also local [/toggle]

Xavier Begaud

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Télécom Paris | #Antennas #UWB #5G [toggle title=”Find all his articles on I’MTech” state=”open”] Millimeter waves for mobile broadband [/toggle]

Jean-Luc Danger

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Télécom Paris | #Cybersecurity #EmbeddedSystems #Electronics [toggle title=”Find all his articles on I’MTech” state=”open”] Cybersecurity: new times, new challenges Using hardware to defend software again cyber-attacks Cybersecurity: detect and conquer Secure-IC: protecting electronic circuits against physical attacks [/toggle]

What is net neutrality?

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Net neutrality is a legislative shield for preventing digital discrimination. Regularly defended in the media, it ensures equal access to the internet for both citizens and companies. The topic features prominently in a report on the state of the internet published on May 30 by Arcep (the French telecommunications and postal regulatory body). Marc Bourreau, […]

What is Digital Labor?

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Are we all working for digital platforms? This is the question posed by a new field of research: digital labor. Web companies use personal data to create considerable value —but what do we get in return? Antonio Casilli, a researcher at Télécom ParisTech and a specialist in digital labor, will give a conference on this […]

Even without dark matter Xenon1T is a success

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Xenon1T is the largest detector of dark matter in the world. Unveiled in 2015, it searches for this invisible material — which is five times more abundant in the universe than ordinary matter — from the Gran Sasso laboratory in Italy, buried under a mountain. In May 2017, an international collaboration of 130 scientists published […]