University of Lyon System

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Country: France

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University of Lyon System

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Combinatorial Control of Toxin Induced Gene Expression in C. elegans
assignment_turned_inProject2004 - 2010Partners:University of Lyon System
University of Lyon System
Funder: National Institutes of Health Project Code: 3R15ES013128-02S1
Funder Contribution: 14,072 USD
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Combinatorial Control of Toxin Induced Gene Expression in C. elegans
assignment_turned_inProject2004 - 2014Partners:University of Lyon System
University of Lyon System
Funder: National Institutes of Health Project Code: 2R15ES013128-02
Funder Contribution: 183,283 USD
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XIXth century origin (Bain versus Bastian) and current development of the controversy between centralist and periphalist theories of sense of movement, body awareness and motor control.
assignment_turned_inProject2005 - 2005Partners:University of Lyon System
University of Lyon System
Funder: Wellcome Trust Project Code: 077587
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IADoc@UdL (Universite de Lyon Doctoral Program in AI)
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Funder: French National Research Agency (ANR) Project Code: ANR-20-THIA-0007
Funder Contribution: 659,652 EUR
In 2018, The Université de Lyon, with its institutional members and the scientific federation "Computer science in Lyon", jointly led a thorough study that identified the numerous strengths and assets of the local academic players on Artificial Intelligence and its societal outcomes. The Université de Lyon scientific strategy aims to address several major issues in the strategic sectors identified in the French National Strategy for AI and to articulate locally launched actions with operations coordinated at a broader national or international scale. Therefore, more than 2.6 Million euro were targeted towards AI related projects by the Université de Lyon through the IDEXLYON project in 2018 and 2019, in addition to the direct actions taken by its member institutions. The present IADoc@UdL program fully participates in this synergetic strategy by launching 22 doctoral theses on AI in two phases (Autumn 2019 and Autumn 2020).
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Nuclear Receptor Regulation of Detoxification Networks
assignment_turned_inProject2004 - 2008Partners:University of Lyon System
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Funder: National Institutes of Health Project Code: 1R15ES013128-01
Funder Contribution: 180,116 USD
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University of Lyon System

University of Lyon System

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19 Projects, page 1 of 4

Combinatorial Control of Toxin Induced Gene Expression in C. elegans

Combinatorial Control of Toxin Induced Gene Expression in C. elegans

XIXth century origin (Bain versus Bastian) and current development of the controversy between centralist and periphalist theories of sense of movement, body awareness and motor control.

IADoc@UdL (Universite de Lyon Doctoral Program in AI)

Nuclear Receptor Regulation of Detoxification Networks

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