Research News - January / February 2022 #7
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Portraits | Doctoral Schools |
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Research projects | Valuation, partnerships and intellectual property |
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Scientific and Technical Culture | Research press review | ||
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A LA UNE: MidiSciences 2022
We are pleased to announce that MidiSciences will finally resume in 2022 after a one-year absence.
These are short lectures on a wide variety of subjects aimed at the general public. The objective is to convey the essence of a research topic and then to share, during a discussion, the questions and reflections on the knowledge in progress.
Due to sanitary measures, only students and staff of the university can attend the MidiSciences in person.
The Midisciences are offered on both campuses:
- January to mid-March, Hannah Arendt Campus, amphitheatre 2E01, 1 to 2 pm
- From the end of March to mid-May, Jean-Henri Fabre Campus, Agrosciences amphitheatre from 1 to 2 pm
The lectures will be available for viewing online on Canal U.
To follow them live, go here: https://v-au.univ-avignon.fr/live/colloque/
MidiSciences from 24 February to 7 April
The portraits
February 2022 - Christel Vidaller
Christel Vidaller is a lecturer in Ecology, Population Dynamics and Genetics, Conservation and Restoration at Avignon University and a member of the IMBE. Her research focuses on population and plant community dynamics in a restoration ecology context.
Recently, in collaboration with Thierry Dutoit, she investigated which ecosystem services had already been identified in such common environments as intensively cultivated fields or artificial grasslands.
January 2022 - Frédéric Jeorge
Frédéric Jeorge is a doctoral student in Language Sciences at the Cultural Identity, Texts and Theatricality Laboratory (ICTT). After several careers in different countries and fields, he chose to go back to school.
He is now working on the way in which the level of French of young migrants from sub-Saharan Africa is assessed by official testing systems. By transposing his associative activity into formal research, Frédéric Jeorge hopes to give more visibility and concrete means of action to this subject which is close to his heart.
>> Discover his portrait
Doctoral Schools
Young Doctoral Jobs 2022
The Southern Region renews its support for future regional doctoral students, renewing for 2022 its "Young Doctoral Jobs" funding scheme.
Future PhD students are invited to take note of this call for applications for "Young Doctoral Jobs". and the application form to download.
Complete applications must be submitted before the 1 March 2022 one copy in electronic format (1 PDF file per project) to dari@univ-avignon.fr
National campaign 2022 "Doctorate Disability".
The national campaign "Doctorat Handicap" is renewed for 2022. As last year, 30 contracts will again be financed by the Ministry as well as 180 months for extensions.
- From Wednesday 30 March at 12 noon to Wednesday 11 May at 12 noon application deadline: submission of applications
- From Monday 27 June: transmission of results with confirmation request
Interested candidates should contact the doctoral schools directly to establish their application file.
The application file and its attachments (in PDF format only) must be submitted on the Ministry's web platform by the doctoral school departments or the department in charge of coordinating the files.
Contact: gestion-ed@univ-avignon.fr
Research projects
Launch of the two projects selected by the ANR in 2021
The NitrosoCard projectS-nitrosylation of cardiac myofilaments: consequences on the adaptation of the heart to mechanical stress", coordinated by Cyril Reboul (Cardiovascular Pharmacology Laboratory) was selected in 2021 by the ANR. A first publication whose results are part of this project was published on December 23, 2021 in Basic Research in Cardiology: >> Read more
The PERFECT projectPlanning and learning for AI-Edge computing", has also been selected in 2021 by the ANR. It is coordinated by Francesco De Pellegrini from Avignon Computer Laboratory (LIA).
Both projects run from 2022 to 2025.
Launch of the project selected by the Southern Region in 2021
The project HYSOCALImpact of global changes on hydrosystems: an isotope record of limestone concretions", supported by Marina Gillon and Marc Leblanc of the laboratory EMMAHThe project was selected following the call for research projects of the South Region 2021.
Launch of the EcoXtract®Protein project
Pennakem Europa, INRAE, the Carnot Institute France Futur Élevage and Avignon University launched on December 8th 2021, the EcoXtract®Protein project. This project is a winner of the Plan d'Investissement d'Avenir (PIA) operated by ADEME in the framework of the call for projects "Demonstrators and Innovation Territories of Great Ambition (DTIGA) - Bioeconomy and Environmental Protection". The total financial aid is €4.8 million.
Researchers from the GREEN team (UMR 408 SQPOV / Avignon University), led by Farid Chemat, will take part in the tests to optimise the extraction process.
The ÉCOLÉO® project nominated for the ITAINNOV 2022 competition - voting open until 1 March
The project ÉCOLÉO®to which Ombeline Claux contributed during his thesis work in the GREEN team (theaboratory SQPOV/Avignon University), has been nominated for the ITAINNOV 2022 competition.
All you have to do is "Like" the YouTube video before 1 March to support this project!
News on valorisation, partnerships and intellectual property
Order of 15/12/21 on the vesting of IP rights in assets obtained by non-employee inventors and hosted by a legal person carrying out research
Ownership of IP rights of trainees and other non-salaried persons hosted in the research unit.
Reference: Order No. 2021-1658 of 15 December 2021 on the devolution of intellectual property rights on assets obtained by authors of software or inventors who are not employees or public servants hosted by a legal person carrying out research.
This ordinance transposes the regime applicable to inventions and software of employees to persons not employed by the research structure, such as trainees, foreign doctoral students and professors or directors emeritus. |
These adaptations concern, on the one hand, the economic rights on software, which will automatically be vested in the host structure, and, on the other hand, the rights on an invention, which will henceforth be subject to the same rules as those of employed inventors. It will therefore no longer be necessary to sign assignment agreements in the case of trainee inventors/authors. Nevertheless, the latter will still have to benefit from a financial compensation in the case of an invention. The ordinance refers to a future decree for the modalities of these financial compensations. Note that creations protectable by copyright (except software) and/or designs are not concerned. The matter is to be followed up as there should be a draft law ratifying the ordinance and an implementing decree. |
Scientific and Technical Culture
Replica of the Cosquer cave: the horse panel unveiled
The last panel of the Cosquer cave was unveiled on 15 February at the Villa Méditerranée in Marseille.
This panel represents horses, one of the most emblematic of the cave. The replica of the Cosquer cave is scheduled to open to the public in June 2022.
>> Read more
Sébastien Nogier / Région Sud
The role of CSTI for society... in 10 minutes.
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Fête de la Science, François MarchalPresident of the State-Region Committee for Scientific, Technical and Industrial Culture, presented his vision of CSTI at the Prefecture of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Region.
"If no one asks me what scientific culture is, I know what it is; and if I am asked and want to explain it, I don't know. This is the case with CSTI, Scientific, Technical and Industrial Culture, and its role in society, just as it is with the weather or all those things that are totally obvious to us: they are the most difficult to explain. But that's what I have to do now. And I only have 10 minutes to do it.
Press review of research at Avignon University
The Conversation : Article by Thierry Dutoit and Christel Vidaller
On 13 January 2022, an article was published on The Conversation France website by Thierry Dutoit (DR CNRS) and Christel Vidaller (MCF Avignon University) entitled "Cultivated fields and artificial grasslands: when 'ordinary' nature provides a service". It focuses on the roles of ordinary nature in providing ecosystem services.
Agenda
Implanteus Lectures 2022
16 March from 14.30 to 16.00 by videoconference - "Bioeconomy of hemp: from molecules to buildings by Bernard Kurek (DR INRAE, UMR FARE Reims).
13 April from 14.30 to 16.00 by videoconference - "Evolution of crops: from wild to domestic plants and vice versa by Maud Tenaillon (CNRS Gif-sur-Yvette)
1 June from 14.30 to 16.00 by videoconference - "Discovering the cause of a major food safety incident through the application of analytical chemistry by Christopher Elliott (Queen's University Belfast) and Olivier Chevallier (DARI / Avignon University)
>> Follow live video conferences
>> https://implanteus.univ-avignon.fr/
Save the date: TISS1, Tersys - Implanteus Summer School
4, 5 and 6 July - The SFR Tersys and the EUR Implanteus are joining forces to organise their first symposium on 5 and 6 July 2022. It will be preceded on July 4 by the IMBL scientific day.
>> Pre-programme and registration details to come on the Implanteus & Tersys websites
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