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    Le Conseil d'État précise les critères d'application de la responsabilité de l'État du fait d'un attroupement

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    Characterisation of small-scale laser breakdown-induced blast waves with a PVDF gauge

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    Comment écrit-on une histoire des goûts dans les sociétés phéniciennes et puniques ?

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    Comment administrer la révolte : le Southern Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. La lutte des Africains-Américains pour leurs droits, 1960-1966

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    Résonance harmonique stochastique de l'ADN et des protéines

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    Memory and Transmission among Families of Mixed-Race Children from Indochina Sent to France (1947–1980)

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    International audienceAbstract During the colonial period in Indochina, tens of thousands of mixed-race children were born of relations between foreign men and local women. Between 1947 and 1975, the Fédération des oeuvres de l'enfance française en Indochine (the Federation for the Welfare of French Children in Indochina), acting on behalf of the French government, directed the move of five thousand of these children to France. The memories of the transplant experience vary widely among the people involved, ranging from gratitude to criticism of the conditions they experienced, with differences along generational and gender lines. While the memory of migration is vivid among the now-grown children, its history is beginning to be written thanks to archives and personal accounts. The aim here is to see how the narrative between history and memory is constructed, what conflicts of loyalty and legitimacy are posed by historical inquiry, and how the historian should assume their social role

    Reinventing Cities in Madrid: The Life and Death of a Parisian Model of Municipal Land Allocation?

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    Mass Spectrometry for In-Depth Study and Discovery of Marine Bioactive Metabolites

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    International audienceThis chapter examines the use of mass spectrometry as an effective tool for the detailed study and discovery of bioactive metabolites of marine origin. The seas and oceans are full of organisms that generate a significant variety of natural compounds with pharmacological, cosmetic, and nutraceutical effects. Thanks to its high sensitivity and analytical resolution, mass spectrometry is able to identify, characterize, and quantify these molecules, even when they are found in complex matrices. This chapter discusses the main categories of marine metabolites, methods frequently used in mass spectrometry, and approaches for discovering new bioactive substances. It also highlights contemporary issues and future directions concerning the sustainable use of these natural resources in research and industry

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