STEP'UP PhD Congress 2024

Session

Long talks (20 min)

26 mars 2024, 15:45

Amphitheatre (IPGP)

8. Particles : Gotta Catch 'Em All

Camille Sironneau (APC lab)

26/03/2024 15:50

Talk

Particle physics is usually a tough subject to breach when trying to communicate to a wide audience. Between preconceptions and the difficulty to represent clearly what's going on, you can easily get lost in a sea of information (and quarks). No fancy pictures here, we mostly have balls that aren't balls, that don't orbit around other balls that aren't balls and they have a spin but they don't...

30. The role of groundwater on the shape and growth of river networks

Céleste Romon

26/03/2024 16:10

Talk

In most environments, rainfall infiltrates very quickly into the ground. After crossing the soil it reaches porous rocks and becomes groundwater. Aquifers cover a large part of the world’s continents yet this huge body of water is often forgotten. This is because it is both invisible and very slow. The amount of groundwater is difficult to measure on the field and therefore hard to predict on...

7. School teachers as partners in a disaster risk reduction context: challenges and benefits highlighted by Mayotte case study in France

Louise Le Vagueresse (IPGP)

26/03/2024 16:30

Talk

Scientists working on natural hazards and associated risks play a key role in population information with respect to disaster risk reduction. But they are not always familiar with the socio-cultural and informational contexts of at-risk communities, and identifying the right local partners and intermediaries can be a tricky and time consuming process. Sendai Framework and recent studies target...

46. Study of the generation of cosmological magnetic fields during primordial phase transitions in the early Universe

THEO BOYER (APC)

26/03/2024 16:50

Talk

For a few years now, lower bounds have been found for Intergalactic Magnetic Fields (IGMF). One of the most plausible explanations for their generation is during first order cosmological phase transitions (PT) such as the Electroweak phase transition (EWPT) or the QCD phase transition (QCDPT).

During these early phase transitions, bubbles of the new phase nucleate and expand inside the old...

24. Biogeochemistry as a tool for mine water treatment

Charlotte Lafont (IPGP)

26/03/2024 17:10

Geochemistery

Talk

Raising public awareness of water treatment processes is one of the challenges facing our society as part of the prevention and protection of environmental health [1]. Indeed, because of the potential risk of water shortages caused by the effects of climate change and the use of water in many sectors of activity, it is interesting to understand that many difficulties can be encountered when...