Structural Inequality, Resistance, & the Future of a Continent: Examining Colonialism’s Toxic Legacies

Last year, the world’s leading health researchers found toxic pollution to be the greatest cause of disease and premature death in the world today. However, while the findings acknowledge that deaths caused by toxins to be most prevalent among marginalized groups, there is no mention of socio-historical structures in producing these toxic patterns. Through this […]

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Research for analysis of optical properties of nanohybrid plasmonic devices and their applications

My research has focused on optical nanoantenna-based plasmonics for achieving improved performance in optical applications. Recently, I have researched on energy transfer through nanoantenna waveguides and nanopixel color presenting with nanostructures. I have also systemized the optical setups including EOT/SPR biosensor, plasmonic lithography, and I have working on multichannel imaging system. During the visit, I […]

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Caractérisation du rôle de la protéine précoce immédiate 1 dans l’intégration chromosomique des herpèsvirus humains de type 6A/B

L’herpèsvirus humain 6B (HHV-6B), virus de la roséole, infecte près de 95% de la population avant l’âge de deux ans. Il est connu qu’HHV-6B intègre son matériel génétique aux télomères de la cellule qu’il infecte, régions des chromosomes qui contrôlent la durée de vie des cellules. Il est anticipé qu’une insertion d’HHV-6B à cet endroit […]

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Mechanisms of the relationship between ageing and dementia.

As our population ages, the burden of dementia is growing. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common cause of dementia; currently we do not have any disease-modifying treatments for AD. There is motivation to better understand the mechanisms of AD development and expression to control the burden of disease. Frailty is related to neuropathological features […]

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Étude computationnelle sur l’Interface solide-solide entre différents électrolytes solides pour le développement de nouvelles batteries Li-ion

Mon projet consiste à explorer l’interface entre électrode et électrolyte solide pour le développement des batteries lithium-ion tout solide en utilisant la DFT (chimie computationnelle). La batterie aux ions lithium est le système de stockage d’énergie le plus prometteur qui puisse être couplé aux énergies renouvelables. Néanmoins, la présence de solvants inflammables dans l’électrolyte liquide […]

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Building on Assets and Strengthening Roots: A Netnography of Development, Implementation, and Effects of a Cross-Border, Online Biliteracy Curriculum

This innovative investigation into cross-border, online biliteracy curriculum is a timely response to Canada’s two major future challenge areas, namely, how to leverage emerging technologies to benefit Canadians and what knowledge to produce for Canada to thrive in an interconnected, evolving global landscape. Led by experienced researchers in the areas of cross-border literacy curriculum and […]

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Secrecy enhancement of linear and non-linear multihop relaying networks

The deployment of WSN in various field actually boost the quality of our daily life. Unfortunately, with the increasingly exponential growth of devices and vulnerability of wireless transmission being exposed to the air, secure transmission of WSN has drawn plenty of attention both in the community of communication and signal processing. For the sake of […]

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Methane CPOX: catalyst improvement for a micro refinery unit

Participating to the Mitacs Globalink program will give me the chance to carry on research at TUM, joing the research group at the Lehrstuhl fur Technische Chemie II. I will work under the supervision of Prof. Johannes Lercher and I will learn how to combine advanced physicochemical methods to characterize the methane reaction on surfaces […]

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Investigating Ca2+ signaling in plants using genetically encoded Ca2+ sensors

Ca2+ is a very important signaling molecules for animals and plants alike. Ca2+ signaling has been heavily studied in animals but relatively less is understood in plants. Cyclic Nucleotide Gated Ion Channels (CNGCs) are important channels that are thought to be important in regulating Ca2+ homeostasis under different conditions in plants. The goal of this […]

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