IEA Green Voyage
2021
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IRN ASEAN China Norms
2019 – 2023
Dr. Elsa Lafaye de Micheaux
elsa.lafaye-demicheaux(at)univ-rennes2.fr
IRN ASEAN China Norms
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Pulau Pangkor, Perak, Malaisie (juilet 2019) Credits: Ipoh CNRS’ SummerSchool
The IRN ASEAN-China-Norms China’s Rise and the New Social Norms in Southeast Asia is developed in collaboration with 11 research labs from 7 countries and will be effective between 2019 and 2023. It was created by the Centre for Southeast Asia (CASE) in partnership with the French Institute of Research on East Asia (IFRAE) and the French Centre on Contemporary China (CEFC), which are part of the “GIS Asie”, the French Network for Asian studies. The IRN involves 40 Junior and Senior Researchers.
The IRN ASEA-China-Norms aims at exploring normative transformations taking place in South-East Asia in the context of growing regional influence of China. It addresses theoretical questions, including norms, political power, economic development (mainly through investments and aid) from one hand, and the short-term challenges of the growing Chinese influence.
The network addresses social norms and more precisely social rights of workers, wages and working conditions considering the different categories of workers (women, rural workers, migrant workers, young people) in the context of economic development and diversity of Southeast Asian capitalism.
Several research questions are explored in order to assess collectively to what extend the economic transformation in Southeast Asia in the context of the growing Chinese influence might contribute to transform ASEAN social and political norms
Scientific pilot: Elsa Lafaye de Micheaux, CASE, Paris.
France
UMR CASE (UMR 8170 CNRS-EHESS-INALCO)
Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS)
Institut National des Langues et des Civilisations Orientales (INALCO)
Université de Rennes II.
Australia
Australia National University
United Kingdom
University of London
Canada
University of Ottawa
Hong-Kong
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Singapore
National University of Singapore
Malaysia
University of Malaya.
IRN SINERGIE
2017- 2020
Contact:
Dr. Alain Dollet
Alain.dollet(at)promes.cnrs.fr
Dr Subodh Mhaisalkar
IRN SINERGIE
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IRN SINERGIE
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PREDIS – Distribution Network Demonstrator at G2Elab (Copyright G2Elab)
4th meeting & Fall School of SINERGIE : “Sustainable & resilient cities: energy considerations”
5-8 Nov 2019, Singapore
The IRN “SINERGIE” for French-SINgaporean network on renewable enERGIEs is a joint CNRS-NTU initiative that is the follow-up of an international workshop on Renewable Energy which was held in Singapore in early February 2015. From 2016 to 2019, the network involved 25 laboratories from 27 institutions in France, and the Nanyang Technological University and ENGIE-Lab in Singapore. In 2020, 4 additional laboratories from 3 French institutions joined the network. SINERGIE should be renewed for 4 years in 2021.
The network aims at:
The scientific project adresses five topics. Each topic is co-leaded by 1 French and 1 Singaporean researcher, and organized in several subtopics.
Topic 1. Smart Grids and Power systems
Coordinators: Nouredine HadjSaid (G2Elab, Grenoble INP) Prof. Choo Fook Hoong (ERI@N/NTU)
Subtopic 1: Microgrids and Renewable Energies integration
Subtopic 2: Electromobility and challenges for the power systems
Subtopic 3: Peer to peer Energy and Cyber-physical modelling
Topic 2. Energy storage
Coordinators: Madhavi Srinivasan (ERI@N/NTU) Mathieu Morcrette (LRCS/CNRS)
Subtopic 1: Electrochemical Energy storage
Subtopic 2: Solid Oxide Fuel Cells and Solid Oxide Electrolyzer Cells (SOFC/SOEC) and
Subtopic 3: Thermal Energy Storage
Topic 3. Wind and Marine Energies
Coordinators: Pierre Ferrant (LHEEA, Ecole Centrale Nantes) Narasimalu Srikanth (ERI@N/NTU)
Subtopic 1: Tidal Energy
Subtopic 2: Wind Energy
Topic 4: Photovoltaics
Coordinators: Péré Roca i Cabarrocas (LPICM/CNRS) Nripan Mathews (ERI@N/NTU)
Subtopic 1: Tandem solar cells
Subtopic 2: Fundamental recombination at bulk and interfaces
Subtopic 3: Perovskite quantum dots: New synthesis and theoretical approaches
Topic 5: Green/Smart Buildings
Coordinators: Christophe Ménézo (LOCIE/Université Savoie-MB) Yann Grynberg (ERI@N/NTU)
Subtopic 1: Building Integrated Energy systems
Subtopic 2: Indoor Air Quality and Comfort
Subtopic 3: Building Management System and Energy performance Evaluation
French institutions
French laboratories
PROMES (UPR 8521), G2ELab (UMR 5269), GIPSA-Lab (UMR 5216), SIMAP (UMR 5266), LEGI (UMR 5519), GeePs (UMR 8507), AMPERE (UMR 5005), NIMBE (UMR 3685), LHEEA (UMR 6598), SPE (UMR 6134), INAC (CEA), L2S (UMR 8506), CETHIL (UMR 5008), LRCS (UMR 7314), IMN (UMR 6502), LCMCP (UMR 7574), FEMTO-ST (UMR 6174), LPICM (UMR 7647), IRDEP (UMR 7174, now UMR IPVF 9006), LOCIE (UMR 5271), LASIE (UMR 7356), LEC (EA1006), CINTRA (UMI), LAAS (UPR 8001), UCCS (UMR 8181), MSME (UMR 8208), ESYCOM (UMR 9007), LIGM (UMR 8049), COSYS department (Univ. G. Eiffel)
Singaporean institution
Industrial partner
Network coordinators
France : Dr. Alain Dollet, Director of PROMES laboratory, CNRS
Singapore : Prof. Subodh Mhaisalkar, Executive Director of ERI@N, Nanyang Technological University (with support of Prof. Claude Guet NTU)
Creation date: 2008
Contact:
Pr. Marc Peigné
peigne(at)univ-tours.fr
IRL FVS
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The signing institutions of the IRL Formath Vietnam SIngapore are CNRS, Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse III, Institut National des Sciences Appliquées, Université d’Orléans & Université de Tours, Université Paris 13, Université Paris 8, the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST), the Vietnam Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics (VIASM), the National University of Singapore (NUS), the Nanyang Technological University (NTU).
The IRL FVS is currently directed by Pr Marc Peigné (Université de Tours). It is one of the 75 IRL developed by the CNRS with strategic partners across the world and one of the 5 IRL in Singapore. It is the only IRL in Vietnam.
In Singapore, the partner labs are
In Vietnam, the partner labs are
In France, the historical partner labs are
Missions
Bridge top researchers and labs of CNRS, VAST, VIASM, NUS and NTU into fruitful collaborative links and networks around selected topics in mathematics. Promotion of doctoral and postdoctoral collaborations, including the coordination of international masters programs and schools.
Research Axes
France
Université Paris 13: CNRS – LAGA
Université Paris 8: MITSIC
Université Toulouse I, II et III – INSA – CNRS: IMT
Universités d’Orléans et de Tours – CNRS: IDP
Université Grenoble Alpes – CNRS: IJF
Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis – CNRS: Laboratoire Jean-Alexandre Dieudonné
Aix Marseille Université – Ecole Centrale de Marseille – CNRS: I2M
Université de Bordeaux – CNRS: LaBRI
Université de Nantes – CNRS: Laboratoire Jean Leray
Université de Rennes 2 – CNRS: IRMAR
Université de Lille – CNRS: Laboratoire Paul Painlevé
Singapore
National University of Singapore: DPT of Mathematics
Nanyang Technological University: SPSM
Yale-NUS: Science Division
Singapore University of Technology and Design: Science and Maths Cluster
Vietnam
VAST: Institute of Mathematics
VIASM
University of Science at VNU Hanoi: Faculty of Mathematics Mechanics Informatics
Hanoi National University of Education: Department of Mathematics and Informatics
University of Science Ho Chi Minh City: Central Lab for Analysis
Saigon University
Ho Chi Minh Pedagogical University
Vinh University
Creation date: 2014
Contact:
Pr. Virgile Viasnoff
Virgile.viasnoff(at)escpi.fr
IRL BMC²
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The International Research Laboratory BMC² Biomechanics of Cell-Cell Contacts is part of the Mechanobiology institute of Singapore. It is one of the 75 IRL developed by the CNRS with strategic partners across the world and one of the 5 IRL in Singapore. It is directed by Virgile Viasnoff who funded it in 2014. It is composed of about 15 peoples including Postdocs. PhD students and Research assistant. It benefits and contributes to the unique setting of the institute to bring together very interdisciplinary researchers ( biology, physics, optic computing, material science) to study mechanobiology ie the role of mechanics in Biology.
In ten years we built numerous collaboration locally and world wide with the support of France (ANR) and Singapore alike (NRF).
Mission: To push mechanobiology of cell junction to another understanding level with the development of new imaging techniques, new biophysical understanding and commercial product development. We aim at fostering the best of both countries in the filed.
Research directions: Epithelial cell cell contact, Liver development, new imaging HCS platform, artificial microniches, Technologies for Organoids
Technology driven:
1- Membwell: a new approach to control microenvironement from the cellular to the organoid level. Achievements: a platform that can create up to 600 diffefrent types of environments,
2- SoSPIM: A new approach to perform light sheet microscopy by embedding micromirrors in the cell culture dish.
Achievement: a High content screening platform for Orgnaoids with 3D imaging of 100 orgnaoids in 10 minutes.
Biophysics:
Constructing a liver one cell at a time. Inducing liver function with a minimal number of cells, control bile production in artificial livers.
