LIED (UMR 8236) – Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire des Énergies de Demain

Abstract Sex chromosomes and mating-type chromosomes can carry large regions with suppressed recombination. As a result of a lower efficacy of selection, recessive deleterious mutations are expected to accumulate in these non-recombining regions. Multiple genomic analyses have indirectly inferred […]

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To achieve sustainable development, agriculture must secure food supply while reducing its dependence on non-renewable resources and minimizing environmental impacts. Organic farming, which excludes industrial fertilizers and pesticides, offers a promising pathway to meet these goals as […]

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In previous work [5], a complete methodology for monitoring the growth of a filamentous fungus was introduced, covering all aspects of this complex task going from the multi-scale imaging of the network of filaments to the automated extraction of the graph structure and its key statistics at […]

University collections provide useful materials for the study of the impact of climate change on the landscape. The study of glaciers, which began in the nineteenth century thanks to famous scientists such as the geologist Archibald Geikie (1835-1924), gives some particularly compelling examples. […]

Urban greening is increasingly recognized as a nature-based solution (NBS) to address climate adaptation, social equity, and biodiversity conservation challenges. This study explores the innovative potential of schoolyards as key elements of urban green infrastructure (GI) to enhance ecological […]

This study proposes a new model based on a classic S-curve that describes deployment and stabilization at maximum capacity. In addition, the model extends to the post-growth plateau, where technological capacity is renewed according to the distribution of equipment lifespans. We obtain two […]

The global energy transition depends on large-scale photovoltaic (PV) and wind power deployment. While 2050 targets suggest a transition endpoint, maintaining these systems beyond mid-century requires continuous renewal, marking a fundamental yet often overlooked shift in industrial dynamics. This […]

Abstract Minerals and metals are crucial to modern technologies. Over the past decades, China has built up a dominant position on the value chain of energy and digital technologies through domestic mining, refining and manufacturing. Chinese foreign direct investments (FDI) in the metal sector are […]

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