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ResearchExtinct crustacean Dollocaris was all eyesA team of researchers, among them Jean Vannier from the Laboratory of geology of Lyon, has succeeded in reconstructing a 160 million year old compound eye of a fossil crustacean found in southeastern France visible. -
ResearchKick Off Of Spectral Photon Counting CT European Project: SPCCTPhoton counting Spectral CT is a new and promising imaging modality based on conventional CT concept with energy resolving detector technology. A 4 year collaborative European Project led by the Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, was selected and granted (6.4m€) under the “Horizon 2020” European Research and Innovation program. The Spectral Photon counting CT (SPCCT) project involves 11 European partners and will last 48 months from January 16 till December 2019.
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ResearchThe intestinal microbiota: a new ally for optimum growthThe intestinal microbiota is necessary to ensure optimum postnatal growth and contributes to determining the size of adult individuals, notably in the event of undernutrition. The key element in this relationship is Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1), whose production and activity are in part controlled by the microbiota.
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ResearchMedical diagnosis: will brain palpation soon be possible?If there is one technique used by the physician to explore the human body during every medical examination in order to make a diagnosis or prescribe further tests, it is palpation. By its nature, however, the brain cannot be palpated without using a highly invasive procedure (craniotomy, or opening the skull), which is limited to rare cases.
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ResearchThe birth of politics in children : the case of dominanceAs they grow up, do children become young Robin Hoods? Depending on their age, they do not allocate resources in the same way between dominant and subordinate individuals. Thus a tendency towards egalitarianism develops and becomes even stronger between the ages of 5 and 8 years. These findings by a team of scientists from the CNRS and the Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Lausanne and Neuchâtel (Switzerland) universities provide a clearer understanding of how the notion of equality develops in human beings, and of their sense of justice.
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ResearchThomas Bodin receives ERC Starting GrantThomas Bodin, from the Laboratory of geology of Lyon : Earth, Planets and Environments (LGLTPE) has been awarded a prestigious ERC Starting Grant (ERC StG 2016) by the European Research Council for his the project Transcale.
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University, ResearchL’Oréal-UNESCO For Women In Science 2017 FellowshipsFellow 2017 L'Oréal-Unesco For Women In Science, Georgiana Juravle, a post-doctoral researcher at the Lyon Neuroscience Research Center’s ImpAct Laboratory (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 / INSERM / CNRS / Université Jean Monnet Saint-Etienne), is dedicated to the study of the reactions of the brain, in order to understand our senses.
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ResearchLifemap: Exploring the Tree of LifeDamien de Vienne, a researcher working in the Laboratory of Biometry and Evolutionary Biology (CNRS, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, VetAgroSup), created Lifemap, an interactive tool to explore the tree of life. This free app is available on the APP Store and the Android Play Store.
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ResearchGroupe SEB, CNRS and Lyon 1 University inaugurate their joint laboratory "Academic Standards for Cookware Industry (ASCI)"On 4th October 2018, Groupe SEB, through its world number one cookware brand TEFAL, the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) and Claude Bernard University Lyon 1 (UCBL) inaugurated the ACADEMIC STANDARDS FOR COOKWARE INDUSTRY (ASCI) joint laboratory. The aim is to boost innovation through the exchange of industrial expertise and academic knowledge.
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ResearchInterference between viruses and transposons in Drosophila.Recent work involving the Laboratory of Biometry and Evolutionary Biology* and the Laboratory of Viral Infections and Comparative Pathology* shows that viral infections interfere with transposable elements activity in Drosophila.