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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Montbonnot Saint Martin, Rhone Alpes | France | 2 months ago
appearance of a specific object, character identity, or detailed attribute (such as a specific garment [5]) across complex poses and dynamic environmental interactions. In contrast, highly specialized image
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focused on deep-phenotyping of individuals with autism and controls including brain imaging (MRI, fMRI, DTI and EEG) and a battery of cognitive tests. Our group is currently developing new methods
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/ Laboratory of Mechanics and Acoustics (LMA) – Marine acoustics and Seismic imaging group (Marseille, France) Main collaborators at CNRS-LMA : Dr Nathalie Favretto-Cristini, Dr Paul Cristini, Dr Vadim
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approach combines deep phenotyping approach and multimodal imaging in the EXPLORE task5. We collected data from 16 participants who participated in one behavioral session, two 7T fMRI sessions, and two MEG
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-phenotyping of individuals with autism and controls including brain imaging (EEG and MRI) and a battery of cognitive tests. Our group is currently developing new methods for analyzing whole genome and brain
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following expertise: Early fly and mouse development Quantitative imaging and image analysis Statistical physics and data analysis Microscope design and control Genomic and genetic tool design Candidates
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operation. A prototype at ENSICAEN demonstrated feasibility, achieving a stable 800 °C with under 200 W. Building on this proof of concept, the project proposes a research program to confirm the potential
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perturbations), pharmacological interventions (senolytics and senomorphics), and organoid systems with functional assays, flow cytometry, advanced imaging, and high-dimensional approaches, including single-cell
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expected to be incremental. This calls for a completely different paradigm for accurately simulating turbulent flows at extreme Reynolds numbers – either using classical hardware or upcoming quantum