L’expérience sensible des soldats napoléoniens : étude des perceptions, pratiques quotidiennes et récits personnels à travers les lettres, carnets et journaux de la Grande Armée

Mon projet vise à mieux comprendre ce que vivaient et ressentaient les soldats de la Grande Armée de Napoléon, au-delà des récits officiels centrés sur les batailles. À partir de lettres, carnets de campagne et journaux personnels, je constituerai un corpus de sources manuscrites conservées au Service historique de la Défense (archives militaires à Vincennes, […]

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Neural Network Surrogates for Real-Time Optimization of High-Dimensional Neurostimulation

Neurostimulation is a medical and scientific technique that uses small electrical signals to communicate with the brain, spinal cord or nerves. It can help researchers understand how the nervous system controls movement, and it is already used in treatments for conditions like paralysis or Parkinson’s disease. However, one major challenge remains: to work well, stimulation […]

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Décharge nanoseconde dans un aérosol

Le projet consiste à amorcer une décharge entre deux électrodes pointues. Pour cela, une impulsion de tension très brève est appliquée à l’aide d’un générateur. La décharge se produit dans un espace confiné dans lequel un aérosol est injecté. Un aérosol est défini comme une suspension de particules dans un gaz. Celui utilisé ici est […]

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Operation and optimization of a multi reflection time of flight mass spectrometer

This project is an research internship with SOKENDAI in Japan with the goal of gaining hands-on experience with advanced mass spectrometry techniques used in nuclear and atomic physics. During the internship, the intern will work alongside researchers at SOKENDAI to learn how Multi-Reflection Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry systems are operated, optimized, and used in active experiments. […]

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Exploring The Hidden Curriculum of Nutrition in Chinese and Canadian Elementary Schools

This project explores how children may learn about nutrition not only through what they are taught but also through everyday school routines in Chinese and Canadian elementary schools. While Canadian schools often teach nutrition using guidelines such as the Canadian Food Guide, many Chinese schools provide daily hot lunches that may communicate unspoken messages about […]

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Study on the role of the vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 1 (VEGFR-1) as therapeutic target for glioblastoma.

This project consists of testing new targeted therapies for glioblastoma, a highly aggressive brain cancer with very limited treatment options. The research focuses on antibody–drug conjugates that specifically bind to VEGFR-1, a protein found at high levels on glioblastoma cells and in the tumor environment. Once bound, these antibodies deliver potent cancer-killing drugs directly to […]

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Instructions as code – instructing agentic AI models for changes in large projects

Software developers and companies are increasingly adopting agentic AI to implement software features. In practice, developers guide AI agents through explicit instructions that specify, for example, how to navigate the project, identify relevant source files, and test the generated code. Without such instructions, agents may blindly perform implementations leading to incomplete or incorrect results. While […]

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“La mesure de la pensée: Hegel et la normativité conceptuelle”

À une époque qui discute abondamment de “concepts”, le projet de recherche vise à mieux comprendre ce que sont les concepts et la manière dont ils organisent la pensée et l’action d’un être pensant. Le projet s’appuie sur une interprétation de la philosophie de Hegel, en particulier sur l’idée selon laquelle un concept fonctionne comme […]

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The brain-bases of phonetic sound change and phonetic cue weighting using EEG

Understanding spoken language requires integrating multiple acoustic and physical properties of the speech signal into composite representations. This proposal is part of a larger international collaboration aimed at understanding how pitch—a fundamental property of language—is encoded in the brains of speakers across a wide range of languages (e.g., English, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese), each of […]

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Mapping phosphorus modelling from plot to watershed scale

Water quality impairment due to excess phosphorus fertilizer is a significant issue in the EU, Canada, and elsewhere in the world. Surface water quality impacts drinking water and recreation, and is tied to societal challenges such as land use, farming, climate change, as well as food and water security. Mitigation options are available but with […]

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Algebraic Structures in Quantum Non-Local Games

This 12-week research internship at the University of Ottawa hosts an MSc student from ENS Paris-Saclay, advancing research in mathematical aspects of quantum information. The project studies how algebraic structure and symmetry can simplify and certify quantum behaviours in non-local games, a core tool for device-independent cryptography. By translating game rules into algebraic objects and […]

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