Research News - September / October 2021 #5
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
The Fête de la Science celebrated its 30th anniversary in Vaucluse
The 2021 edition of the Fête de la Science took place from 1 to 11 October.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Fête de la Science, the Vaucluse coordination of the Fête de la Science (Avignon University, INRAE, Muséum Requien, Le Grenier à Sel, Science en Comtat) has designed and produced an exhibition on the theme of the emotion of discovery. You can discover 30 photographs presenting actors of the FdS in our department. The exhibition is open until 20 October on the gate of the square Perdiguier in Avignon, at the town hall in Cavaillon, on the gates of the cooperative cellar in Caromb and at the Médiathèque in Sorgues.
This edition was also marked by the Science Village on Saturday 2 October, visited by more than 1,200 people, as well as by the participation of classes from the Vaucluse in the workshops on the Jean-Henri Fabre campus of Avignon University.
News on valorisation, partnerships and intellectual property
"Artificial intelligence has read for you: Juan-Manuel Torres-Moreno, LIA, and Sabine Louët, SciencePOD
Juan-Manuel Torres-MorenoThe author of this article, a senior lecturer specialising in automatic language processing at the LIA, co-authored an article with Sabine Louët, founder of the publishing company SciencePOD, which appeared in "La Recherche".
"Automatically summarising scientific publications so that as many people as possible can have access to them is the ambitious objective of a collaboration combining the knowledge of Juan-Manuel Torres-Moreno, from the Avignon Computer Laboratory (LIA), and the know-how in scientific communication of Sabine Louët, founder of the digital publishing company SciencePOD.
A way to disseminate research progress on a large scale, and also to fight against misinformation.
>> Read the full article
>> See also the press release about the partnership between Avignon University and SciencePOD
Partnership between Zenidoc and the LIA
Last February, Zenidoc announced its partnership with the research teams of the Avignon Computer Laboratory (LIA) for a period of four years. In order to better understand the stakes of this partnership and what it implies, DSIH interviewed the two parties involved in this project.
>> Read more
The portraits
October 2021 - Justine Paysal
Justine Paysal is a paediatrician and doctor in STAPS. She defended her thesis entitled
The conference was entitled "Cardiac consequences of weight problems in the adolescent" on 28 June.
In her portrait, she explains what her work as a paediatrician involves and how her thesis work has enabled her to enrich her knowledge in her profession.
September 2021 - Claire Balandier
Claire Balandier is a senior lecturer in ancient history at Avignon University, and a researcher at the HiSoMA laboratory (UMR 5189).
She specialises in the geopolitical history of Greece and the eastern Mediterranean (Cyprus, Syria-Phoenicia) from the end of the classical period (4th century BC) to the High Roman Empire (2nd century AD) through the study of ancient cities and their defensive policies.
Claire Balandier leads an archaeological mission to Paphos (Cyprus), where the research team is trying to unravel the mysteries of the remains of a temple and underground cult chambers.
June 2021 - Rym SMAÏ
Rym Smaï is a PhD student at the Laboratoire de Mathématiques d'Avignon, she works on Lorentzian geometry. This geometry is at the heart of general relativity, introduced by Albert Einstein in 1915.
Rym Smaï's thesis research focuses on possible mathematical models of physical space-time, and she is particularly interested in describing their causal properties: what is relative to the future/past of an event, trajectories of light photons...
Doctoral Schools
Upcoming thesis defences
- Carla PAES CARDOSO CAGLIARI MARTINS,
- Etienne DAVIDThe challenge of robust trait estimates with Deep Learning on high-resolution RGB imagery", EMMAH, 02/11/2021
- Benoit SOHETOptimisation couplée des stratégies roulage/recharge pour véhicules électriques en environnement urbain", LIA, 08/11/2021
- Ulsi TOTAComparaisons des conditions de vie de population côtières (mers adriatiques et ionienne) et de montagne, de l'antiquité tardive au début de la période ottomane", CIHAM, 08/11/2021
- Sawssen AHMADIEthnocultural Minorities in Contemporary Canadian Literature: Internal Exile in the Face of Literary Awards", ICTT, 15/11/2021
- Patrizia ZAMBERLETTISTRUCTURE OF THE AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE AND PEST REGULATION - Effect of spatial heterogeneity of the landscape on the eco-evolutionary dynamics of a predator-prey system", BioPS, 26/11/2021
- Myriam SIEGWARTInsecticide Resistance", PSH, 15/12/2021
Research projects
Generic call for projects ANR 2022
The submission site
for projects in response to the ANR's Generic 2022 Call for Projects is now open (PRC, PRCE, JCJC and PRME pre-proposals and registration for PRCI).
If you wish to apply, please contact mariama.cottrant@univ-avignon.fr
The deadline is Thursday 28 October 2021.
Call for projects Agorantic 2022
As a lever of its scientific policy, the FR Agorantic is setting up a call for emerging projects, to help projects in their initial phase. These white projects will be intended to respond to a problem and/or to explore an original methodology in an interdisciplinary framework.
Deadline for submission of projects : 30 October.
Projects must be registered and submitted on the dedicated platform.
>> Read more
Call for projects Tersys 2022
The internal call for TERSYS projects aims at fostering scientific collaboration between the host teams, the member research units and the 3A platform supported by AU/INRAE.
This call is restricted to TERSYS members, but collaborations with other teams are not excluded. However, only TERSYS members are eligible for funding.
Deadline for submission of projects : 30 October.
International
[PAUSE Programme] Avignon University welcomes two Afghan researchers in the framework of the National Programme for the Emergency Reception of Scientists in Exile (PAUSE)
Created in 2017, PAUSE, the National Programme for the Emergency Reception of Scientists in Exile, in which Avignon University participates, aims to facilitate the reception and support of threatened academics and researchers.
Since November 2020, Avignon University welcomed two researchers in the GREEN team of the SQPOV laboratory and the Avignon Computer Science Laboratory thanks to the financial support of the PAUSE programme.
Both from Afghanistan, they were accompanied by the Euraxess Contact Point of the university in order to facilitate their arrival in France and to favour their socio-professional integration.
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[Invitation in residence] The UMR IMBE welcomes Grégory Mahy from the University of Liège
Within the framework of the Avignon University "Invitation in Residence" Programme, the UMR IMBE will host Grégory Mahy, Professor at the University of Liège in Belgium, from mid-September 2021, for one year.
During his stay, Mr. Grégory Mahy will develop research in ecological engineering applied to the restoration of agro-ecosystems, in particular through the development of facilitating biotic interactions (nurse species, ecosystem engineer species, etc.). He will also participate in the team's conceptual reflections on the restoration/re-wilding of natural areas.
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University Research School (EUR) Implanteus
The 'Implanteus Lectures' resumed on Wednesday 12 October.
The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 17 November from 15:00 to 16:00 with a presentation by Richard JOHNSONUniversity of Colorado, on the theme: "Nutrition and climate change, how have they influenced the evolution of primates, who we are today and what diseases do we suffer from? >> Download the programme in French
>> Download the programme in English
Scientific and Technical Culture
Call for entries: Science in Bubbles
For the fourth consecutive year, the CPU (Conférence des Présidents d'Université) will be associated with the Fête de la science book in 2022 "Science in Bubbles which puts into images and in the form of a comic strip 10 theses of doctoral students from French universities.
For this 2022 edition, the specific theme of the next Fête de la science book will question the subject "Climate transition: mitigation and adaptation.
The aim is to illustrate the work, daily life and experiences of 10 doctoral students who are training for research through research. How do they experience this discovery of the world of the laboratory, of investigation and exploration?
The call is aimed at PhD students.
>> Download the call for applications
Contact for Scientific & Technical Culture : aurelia.barriere@univ-avignon.fr
The University Library at the service of research
The BU invites you to discover a series of three videos produced by the University of Lorraine on the functioning of public research:
Publishing research in France, who pays?
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What is research data?
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Open Science, what is at stake for research data?
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Agenda
26 October : Open Access Day 2021. Data warehouse modules & HAL workshops - University Library, Hannah Arendt Campus - Avignon University 29 - 30 October : Virtual Masters Salon - Campus France Morocco 17 - 19 November : IA Festival 2021, Round Tables on Artificial Intelligence - Hannah Arendt and Jean-Henri Fabre Campus |
Science Café 21 October : 9 December Randomness and intuition in scientific discoveries. |
The Directorate for Research and Innovation Support (DARI)
It participates in the implementation and operational management of the University's scientific policy and supports the research community in its relations with the various partners in the socio-economic world.
>> The Directorate for Research and Innovation Support (DARI)
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Mis à jour le 22 December 2022