Quantum Machine Learning for cybersecurity

La cybersécurité est devenue une préoccupation majeure pour les entreprises et les organisations en raison de la croissance exponentielle des menaces en sécurité informatique. Internet est un élément critique qui est devenu un réseau universel de communication. Les attaques réseau, y compris les attaques par déni de service distribué (DDoS), sont considérées comme l’une des […]

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High-Harmonic Generation of intense Terahertz Pulses using Quantum Heterostructures

This collaborative initiative between the Terahertz Physics Lab at IISER Bhopal (India) and the Advanced Laser Light Source (ALLS) Lab (Canada) combines the expertise of the individual groups in the fields of Material Science, Condensed Matter Systems, and intense Terahertz (THz) radiation to drive novel research. The project utilizes intense terahertz pulses to explore new […]

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Advanced Transceiver Design for Smart Grid Communications

Smart grids, the future of electricity grids, aim to accommodate the escalating global demand for electricity. Pivotal to this progression are wireless networks, which are crucial for monitoring and controlling electricity generation, transmission, and consumption. Wireless networks, with their cost-effectiveness, flexibility, expansive coverage, inherent self-organization, and rapid deployment, are superseding traditional wired communication. However, the […]

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Vécus urbains des jeunes Hanoïennes

Les espaces publics sont un enjeu considérable à Hanoï où l’importante densité de la ville vient de pair avec un manque d’espaces publics, quels rapports les jeunes entretiennent avec ces espaces? Ce projet de recherche tâche d’explorer la question sous l’angle du genre. Plus précisément, il porte sur l’appropriation des espaces publics de Hanoï au […]

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Sequential Ring Opening and Radical Atom Fragmentation Transfer Polymerization to Generate Block Copolymers for Specific Organ Targeting of Polymer Nanoparticles

Polymeric nanoparticles fail to achieve selective organ distribution. We hypothesize that alike lipid nanoparticles, varying the physico-chemical properties of the nanoparticle surface could lead to specific organ targeting. In this regard, we are interested in mapping out the biodistribution caracteristics of nanoparticles with hydrophilic surfaces of various polymer lengths. Therefore, we are synthesizing a polymer […]

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Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) removal

Air pollution is one of the most devastating problems facing people around the world. In China, the rapidly growing economy has contributed to a major air pollution crisis, and scientists and engineers have been charged with the task of finding new methods to help bring the levels of pollution down. The proposed project will aim […]

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Cell Width Regulation

Bacteria are surrounded by envelopes that are responsible for cell shape and size. Bacterial cell shape and size are important for the organization of intracellular processes, for multicellular interactions, and for infection in case of pathogens. The cell envelope also protects bacteria from the environment. Not surprisingly, it is thus a major target for antibiotics […]

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A 20-Year Time-Series Analysis of Dissolved Inorganic Carbon using a Transit Time Distribution Method in the St. Lawrence Estuary and Gulf

Recently, a new approach in analyzing the transfer of carbon from land to ocean, the Land-Ocean Aquatic Continuum (LOAC), has been employed to present a more dynamic interface and reduce uncertainty in climate research. This interface is comprised of three components: 1) the classic long-range loop, 2) the upstream loop (connecting land to lakes and […]

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Biodegradable Physical Hydrogel with Improved Mechanical Properties

The polymer (a large chain of molecules) under study is called poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG). It has only two types of molecules (carbon and hydrogen) and is an amphiphillic copolymer, meaning it attracts both water and fat molecules. When temperature changes, this polymer can go from a liquid to a gel. This gel is unique, in […]

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Green Energy technology and C1-2 chemistry

H2O2, as a greener oxidant, has been regarded as an environmentally friendly alternative used for selective oxidations, water treatment, pulp bleaching, and topical disinfection. However, by far H2O2 is mainly produced by an indirect process involving sequential hydrogenation and oxidation of an anthraquinone. The current process requires large capital investments and is reliant on energy […]

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