Determination of activation yields for fusion plasma escaping charged particles diagnosticsChene, Grégoire ; ; et alConference (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 12 (1 ULg) Biomass hydrolyzing enzymes identified by functional screening of a metagenomic library from algal biofilms.Martin, Marjolaine ; Biver, Sophie ; et alPoster (2013, June) Biomass hydrolyzing enzymes are increasingly searched for the production of biofuels and renewable chemical compounds using biomass. Microorganisms living on algaes are an interesting reservoir of biomass ... [more ▼] Biomass hydrolyzing enzymes are increasingly searched for the production of biofuels and renewable chemical compounds using biomass. Microorganisms living on algaes are an interesting reservoir of biomass hydrolyzing enzymes, as they are in constant interaction with algal biomass. Therefore, we are interested in looking for some of those enzymes synthesized by the microflora living on the surface of the brown algae Ascophyllum nodosum. Algae samples were collected in the winter 2012 and a microbial DNA extraction method was developed. The whole extracted microbial genomes of the microorganisms living on the algae were restricted, inserted in a cloning vector and ligated products were used for transformation of cultivable Escherichia coli host cells. This metagenomic library was then screened for diverse enzymatic activities (lipolytic enzymes, cellulases, beta-glucosidases, alpha-amylases, arabinanases, xylanases and proteases) on agar plates with specific substrates. Five putative lipolytic enzymes, one cellulase and one beta-glucosidase were identified. Sequence analysis revealed low (<50%) sequence identities with known enzymes sequences, meaning new enzymes from unknown genomes have been discovered. To our knowledge this is the first functional screening that was realized with a metagenomic library from algal biofilms and this is the first cellulase identified by marine metagenomics. A second library has been constructed from algae sample from summer 2012 and is currently being screened. New enzymatic tests are being developed for the identification of enzymes degrading specific algal polysaccharides like agarases, carrageenases, alginate lyases, laminarinases,… Those very specific enzymes aren’t well known yet, and our metagenomic approach will probably help us to identify new families and structures of those algal biomass hydrolyzing enzymes. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 21 (4 ULg) Réaction transfusionnelle hémolytique retardée (RTHR) suite à une transfusion massive de concentrés érythrocytaires ABO-incompatiblesMONFORT, Mélanie ![]() Poster (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 5 (1 ULg) Determination of activation yield curves for fusion escaping particle diagnosticsStrivay, David ; ; et alConference (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 14 (2 ULg) Numerical Simulation of Double Cup Extrusion Test using the Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian FormalismBoman, Romain ; ; Ponthot, Jean-Philippe ![]() in Proceedings of Coupled Problems 2013 (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 12 (4 ULg) The first three billion years of life EvolutionJavaux, Emmanuelle ![]() Conference (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 2 (2 ULg) Prediction and measurement of the random incidence scattering coefficient of periodic reflective rectangular diffuser profiles; Embrechts, Jean-Jacques ; et alin Proceedings of the 2013 ICA Congress (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 25 (0 ULg) Recent advances on aphid alarm pheromone biosynthetic pathwayVandermoten, Sophie ; Haubruge, Eric ; Francis, Frédéric ![]() Conference (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 3 (3 ULg) The contributions of pairs of parallel surfaces in a simple analytical model of room reverberationEmbrechts, Jean-Jacques ![]() in I.C.A. (Ed.) Proceedings of the 2013 ICA Congress (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 20 (4 ULg) Modeling and simulation of the domestic energy use in Belgium following a bottom-up approachGeorges, Emeline ; Gendebien, Samuel ; Bertagnolio, Stéphane et alin Proceedings of the CLIMA 2013 11th REHVA World Congress & 8th International Conference on IAQVEC (2013, June) The present paper presents a “bottom-up” approach dedicated to the modeling and simulation of the domestic energy use. This methodology focuses first on a microanalysis (i.e. modeling and simulation of a ... [more ▼] The present paper presents a “bottom-up” approach dedicated to the modeling and simulation of the domestic energy use. This methodology focuses first on a microanalysis (i.e. modeling and simulation of a set of representative households). Results from this micro-analysis are then used and extended to allow drawing conclusions at a macro-scale. The methodology can be validated by comparing simulation results to annual national energy consumption indexes or synthetic load profiles (energy consumption profiles generated from values of predefined past periods). Once the method is validated, it can be used to study the impact of different retrofit scenarios on the annual energy use and on the energy demand profiles. This paper describes the methodology developed for Belgium. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 20 (7 ULg) Study of interface trap density in a GeSn MOS structure by numerical simulation of the electrical characteristicsBaert, Bruno ; ; Schmeits, Marcel et alPoster (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (3 ULg) Brain metabolic dysfunction in Capgras syndrome during Alzheimer’s disease: a positron emission tomography studyJedidi, Haroun ; ; et alPoster (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 24 (9 ULg) Optimisation robuste de méthodes SFC par une approche de type design spaceDispas, Amandine ; Lebrun, Pierre ; Rozet, Eric et alConference (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 4 (0 ULg) ANALYTICAL STRATEGIES FOR THE DETECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINESLamalle, Caroline ; Sacre, Pierre-Yves ; Marini Djang'Eing'A, Roland et alConference (2013, June) Detailed reference viewed: 3 (1 ULg) Syndromes canalaires du pied - Apport des bilans électrophysiologiquesKaux, Jean-François ; MASSART, Nicolas ; TINANT, France et alConference (2013, May 29) Detailed reference viewed: 16 (2 ULg) Workers expectations in flexibility and employment security: a qualitative approachTravaglianti, Fabrice ; Orianne, Jean-François ; Pichault, François et alConference (2013, May 28) Detailed reference viewed: 3 (2 ULg) Syndromes canalaires rares du membre supérieur - Apport des bilans électrophysiologiquesKaux, Jean-François ; MASSART, Nicolas ; TINANT, France et alin 32ème congrès AMDTS (2013, May 27) Detailed reference viewed: 15 (1 ULg) Hygrothermal behavior modeling of different Lime-Hemp Concrete mixesDubois, Samuel ; Lebeau, Frédéric ![]() Conference (2013, May 27) This paper studies the specific hygrothermal behavior of Lime-Hemp concretes through analysis of non-linear coupled heat and moisture transfer using a research model. Three compositions were studied ... [more ▼] This paper studies the specific hygrothermal behavior of Lime-Hemp concretes through analysis of non-linear coupled heat and moisture transfer using a research model. Three compositions were studied, varying the type of binder. First Moisture Buffer Value determination tests are lead experimentally using the NORDTEST protocol. These dynamic experiments, which reveal the moisture storage and exchange capacity together with latent heat effects, are then modeled using a set of partial differential equations. The reduction of humidity buffering capacity induced by hydraulic binder incorporation is properly evaluated and the hygrothermal parameters can be assessed by inverse modeling. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 33 (4 ULg) Expliquer et illustrer Prospéro. Suivre le marqueur temporel "le-pire-est-à-venir" au sein des agendas politiques climatiques belges (1980-2012)Piet, Grégory ; Claisse, Frédéric ![]() Conference (2013, May 24) Detailed reference viewed: 27 (2 ULg) L'éducation à la paix dans l'enseignement primaire belge de l'entre-deux-guerres : entre apaisement et stigmatisationBechet, Christophe ![]() Conference (2013, May 24) Detailed reference viewed: 8 (0 ULg) Individual needs in flexibility and employment security: a qualitative approachTravaglianti, Fabrice ; DE CIA, Julie ; Orianne, Jean-François et alConference (2013, May 24) Detailed reference viewed: 36 (15 ULg) Influence of dipole-dipole interactions on the superradiant pulseDamanet, François ; Martin, John ![]() Poster (2013, May 23) Superradiance, known as the cooperative spontaneous emission of a directional light pulse by excited atoms placed in vacuum, has recently regained attention in the context of photon localization [1] and ... [more ▼] Superradiance, known as the cooperative spontaneous emission of a directional light pulse by excited atoms placed in vacuum, has recently regained attention in the context of photon localization [1] and single photon cooperative emission [2]. The dissipative dynamics of the atoms is known to depend dramatically on the ratio between the typical inter-atomic distance and the atomic transition wavelength, notably because of dipole-dipole interactions [3]. In this work, we study the effects of these interactions on superradiance as in [4] by solving numerically the corresponding master equation. In particular, by averaging over many realizations of the randomly distributed atomic positions, we show that the decay of the radiated energy pulse height with the intensity of the dipolar coupling follows a power law. [1] E. Ackermans, A. Gero & R. Kaiser, Phys. Rev. Lett. 101, 103602 (2008). [2] R. Friedberg & J. T. Manassah, J. Phys. B 43, 035501 (2010). [3] M. Gross & S. Haroche, Physics reports 93, 301-396 (1982). [4] B. Coffey & R. Friedberg, Phys. Rev. A 17, 1033 (1978). [less ▲] The most non-classical symmetric states of an N-qubit systemBaguette, Dorian ; Martin, John ![]() Poster (2013, May 23) Detailed reference viewed: 16 (1 ULg) IntroductionDelville, Michel ; Von Hoffmann, Viktoria ; Conference (2013, May 23) Detailed reference viewed: 15 (4 ULg) A BAYESIAN PROBABILITY CRITERION TO ASSESS ANALYTICAL RESULTS RELIABILITYRozet, Eric ; Lebrun, Pierre ; et alConference (2013, May 21) In pharmaceutical and biomedical industries, quantitative analytical methods such as HPLC play a key role. Indeed, the analytical results obtained from them are used to make crucial decisions such as the ... [more ▼] In pharmaceutical and biomedical industries, quantitative analytical methods such as HPLC play a key role. Indeed, the analytical results obtained from them are used to make crucial decisions such as the release of batches of drugs, the evaluation of safety and efficacy of new drug candidates or the monitoring of patients health. Prior to their routine use, analytical methods are submitted to a stringent validation study [1] where they have to demonstrate that they are fit for their final purpose, i.e. providing accurate results: where is the analytical result, is the theoretical unknown true concentration of analyte in the sample analyzed and a regulatory acceptance limit. Typically this demonstration is made by either providing point estimates of systematic error (bias) and random error (variance) or sometimes by providing interval estimates of these statistical parameters at several well defined concentration levels of the target analyte [2]. They are then compared to maximum acceptable levels. More recently, tolerance intervals approaches have been proposed that are evaluated in a similar way at these key concentration levels [3]. However none of these decision approaches allow knowing the probability to obtain accurate results over the whole concentration range of interest: is a vector of parameters and Pmin is a minimum reliability probability. Frequentist approximations have been proposed to estimate this probability but only at the concentration levels experimentally tested [4,5]. In this work, a linear hierarchical Bayesian approach is proposed. It takes into account the potential random characteristic of the slope and intercept observed from one analytical run to the other, but it also integrates the possible covariance between the parameters. Additionally, heteroscedasticity of the residual variance over the concentration range investigated is taken into account. A situation regularly observed in practice. Finally a reliability profile for the whole concentration range studied is obtained using MCMC sampling. This profile provides the probability (Prel) to obtain accurate results over the full concentration range investigated. This profile is then compared to a minimum reliability probability (Pmin) that will define the valid concentration range of the analytical method. The usefulness of this approach is illustrated through the validation of a bioanalytical method and also compared with one concentration level at a time frequentist approaches [4,5]. [1] International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) of Technical Requirements for registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use Topic Q2 (R1): Validation of Analytical Procedures: Text and Methodology, Geneva, 2005. [2] A. Bouabidi and al., J. Chromatogr. A, 1217 (2010) 3180. [3] Ph. Hubert and al., J. Pharm. Biomed. Anal., 36 (2004) 579. [4] W. Dewé and al., Chemometr. Intell. Lab. Syst. 85 (2007) 262. [5] B. Govaerts and al., Qual. Reliab. Engng. Int. 24 (2008) 667. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 5 (1 ULg) Poetry and Silent FilmsDelville, Michel ![]() Conference (2013, May 17) Detailed reference viewed: 4 (0 ULg) Inceste et Famille: confrontation et complémentarité des notions structuralistes et de pertes ambiguës dans la prise en charge systémique (atelier)Bullens, Quentin ; ; Conference (2013, May 17) Dans le travail avec les familles connaissant une situation d’inceste, le paradigme structura liste de Minuchin (1974) apparaît souvent comme l’angle d’approche systémique privilégié. Bien qu’initialement ... [more ▼] Dans le travail avec les familles connaissant une situation d’inceste, le paradigme structura liste de Minuchin (1974) apparaît souvent comme l’angle d’approche systémique privilégié. Bien qu’initialement celui-ci ne s’adresse pas spécifiquement aux situations de maltraitances infantiles et plus particulièrement d’inceste, nous proposons d’illustrer, au travers du cheminement d’une vignette clinique, combien un tel regard permet la mise en lumière du fonctionnement familial et, dans le respect de l’éthique systémique, de dessiner les pistes thérapeutiques par le biais même de la démarche diagnostique. notre pratique clinique dans une équipe spécialisée nous montre cependant que le travail avec la famille connaissant une situation d’inceste ne peut se résumer à mieux comprendre le passé pour préparer l’avenir. en effet, bien souvent, ces familles connaissent une situation qui, selon nous, s’apparente à ce que pauline Boss (1999, 2006) a nommé la perte ambiguë. après un exposé théorique des notions de pertes et de frontières ambiguës (Boss, 1999, 2006) auxquelles il est très certainement moins fréquent de faire appel dans la prise en charge (systémique) de l’inceste, nous montrerons au travers l’exploration de la même vignette clinique pourquoi et comment ce cadre conceptuel a toute sa pertinence dans le travail clinique. enfin, après avoir démontré l’utilité, la complémentarité et les différences entre l’approche de Minuchin et celle de Boss, nous pourrons nous tourner vers les questions soulevées par notre exposé. en effet, dans les situations d’inceste et d’agression sexuelle en général, l’étude des mécanismes à l’œuvre, tant du point de vue individuel que systémique, a permis et permet de mieux comprendre les facteurs impliqués et dès lors de prévenir et soigner. toutefois, s’il est bien naturel que les projecteurs se tournent vers la transgression des interdits sexuels, il n’en reste pas moins que la famille se trouve confrontée, dans l’ici et maintenant, à une inéluctable réorganisation. les difficultés inhérentes à celle-ci, si elles ne sont pas prises en compte, pourraient amener à ne pas permettre l’expression des compétences familiales (ausloos, 1995) au moment où leur évaluation est pourtant requise, et à offrir aux familles un soutien davantage adapté à leur histoire qu’à leur actualité. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 2 (2 ULg) Light-induced Hetero-Diels Alder cycloaddition as a new coupling method to biomolecule radiolabelingDammicco, Sylvestre ; Luxen, André ; et alPoster (2013, May 16) The formation of a C-18F bond requires hard conditions which is problematic for the biomolecule radiolabelling. The alternative method which has been developed since a few decades consists in ... [more ▼] The formation of a C-18F bond requires hard conditions which is problematic for the biomolecule radiolabelling. The alternative method which has been developed since a few decades consists in incorporating the 18F on a prosthetic group and coupling it to the biomolecule. The copper (I)-catalysed 1,2,3-triazole formation involving azides and terminal alkynes is a powerful and rapid method of coupling but present the inconvenient of the employment of cytotoxic reagents. The photoclick conjugation is a promising alternative with no need of catalyst[1]. Recently, a light-induced hetero-Diels Alder cycloaddition involving a 3-(hydroxymethyl)-2-naphthol derivative and an electron-rich olefin has been developed[2]. This reaction seems well adapted for the fast conjugation of radionuclides to biomolecules. Herein we report the synthesis of a [18F]fluoronaphtoquinone derivative as prosthetic group and its reaction with vinyl ethers. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 1 (1 ULg) Emotion, mort et conscience. Le premier Sartre et la psychanalyseCormann, Grégory ![]() Conference (2013, May 16) Detailed reference viewed: 19 (1 ULg) Dust historical record in ombrotrophic peat: The case study of a NW European bogAllan, Mouhamd ; Fagel, Nathalie ; et alPoster (2013, May 16) Ombrotrophic peatlands are unique environmental archives of natural and anthropogenic atmospheric dust deposition because their surface layers are exclusively fed by atmospheric inputs. Lead (Pb) isotopes ... [more ▼] Ombrotrophic peatlands are unique environmental archives of natural and anthropogenic atmospheric dust deposition because their surface layers are exclusively fed by atmospheric inputs. Lead (Pb) isotopes have been often used to evidence any anthropogenic influence in peat, but they only record trace metal pollution. Another radiogenic isotope, the Neodymium (Nd), could be also use to discriminate the sources of dust in peat bogs. Dust fluxes were investigated over the last 2500 years in the Misten peat bog in Eastern Belgium. Our aims were to use Nd isotope signature to decipher between local and distal dust supplies, the Pb isotopes to trace the antropogenic influences. To address these aims we analyzed REE and lithogenic element analyses, as well as the Nd and Pb isotopes, using HR-ICP-MS and MC-ICP-MS, respectively in peat layers dated by 210Pb and 14C. Changes in REE concentration variations in peat samples are correlated with Ti, Al, and Zr that are lithogenic conservative elements, suggesting that REE are immobile in the studied peat bogs and can be used as tracers of dust deposition. Dust fluxes show pronounced increase at BC300, AD600, 1000AD, 1200AD and from 1700AD, recording either influence of human activities (regional erosion due to forest clearing and soil cultivation activities) or local and regional climate changes. Lead enrichments reveal strong human impact over the last 300 years. Lead isotope signatures are consistent with local and regional contamination by coal combustion and smelting activities. Neodymium isotopes allow to identify three periods characterised by dominant-distal sources (at 320AD, 1000 AD and 1700AD). Those periods are consistent with local wetter intervals as indicated by lower humification degree. Local erosion prevails durier drier (higher humification) intervals (-100AD, 600AD). On a global scale more distal supplies are driven during colder periods, in particular Oort and Maunder minima, confirming the hypothesis that cold climate conditions favor distal supplies. Combining geochemical elementary content and isotope data in ombrotrophic peat allows to decipher between dust flux changes related to human and climate forcing. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 1 (0 ULg) Alternative methods for virus control: the role of symbionts and lectins in viral transmissionBosquée, Emilie ; ; et alConference (2013, May 16) Detailed reference viewed: 2 (2 ULg) Méthode d'entrevue d'investigation non-suggestive en contexte clinique: questions éthiques d'usage et de mésusage. (symposium)Bullens, Quentin ; ; Conference (2013, May 15) La méthode d’entrevue d’investigation non suggestive inspirée de celle du NICHD a été proposée aux équipes SOS Enfants depuis deux ans, dans le cadre d’un partenariat avec Le Centre d’Expertise Marie ... [more ▼] La méthode d’entrevue d’investigation non suggestive inspirée de celle du NICHD a été proposée aux équipes SOS Enfants depuis deux ans, dans le cadre d’un partenariat avec Le Centre d’Expertise Marie-Vincent. Six intervenants issus de 3 équipes ont été sensibilisés à cette pratique. Depuis, chacun a poursuivi son application. Le fonctionnement de chacune des équipes dépend fortement de l’arrondissement judiciaire dans lequel elles se situent tant du point de vue des mentalités que de la population et de son contexte (rural, urbain, etc.). Ainsi, certaines équipes n’interviennent que très rarement en première ligne, à l’opposé d’autres, qui font exclusivement de l’évaluation. Ces différences de contextes amènent diverses réflexions et utilisations de l’outil dans la rencontre avec un enfant présumé ou victime d’abus sexuels. Ce sont ces réflexions cliniques et le cheminement de nos échanges que nous souhaitons partager pendant le symposium. Les apports de l’outil ont été souvent discutés, nous ne reprendrons pour notre part que ceux spécifiques à notre pratique clinique au sein du secteur SOS-enfants. Les réflexions qui nous animent et que nous souhaitons discuter sont les suivantes : -Les entretiens du NICHD sont riches sur le plan de la clinique. Les faits investigués et les détails amenés par la victime présumée nous renseignent sur les mécanismes de défense utilisés, sur les capacités de résilience et aident l’intervenant à repérer ce qui a fait trauma. - Une certaine liberté quant au protocole peut être prise par les intervenants dans le cadre clinique, se pose alors des questions éthiques notamment en cas de saisies judiciaires. - Une telle méthode ne devrait-elle pas être connue par tout intervenant concerné par la problématique de la maltraitance. - La méthode doit-elle s’adresser à la maltraitance physique également ? - Pourrait-elle être utilisée autant avec les victimes qu’avec les auteurs, les enfants que les ado et les adultes? - Faut-il garder le même intervenant après l’entrevue pour la poursuite de l’évaluation et/ou traitement ? - Qu’en est-il de la question du non verbal ? - La méthode doit-elle être utilisée de manière systématique et qu’entend-on par systématique ? [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 3 (2 ULg) Risques et défis sécuritaires de la (non)-intégration des Balkans occidentaux dans l’Union européenneLika, Liridon ![]() Conference (2013, May 15) La région des Balkans occidentaux, ces deux dernières décennies, était source de conflits, de guerres, de tensions et de mésententes inter et intra-étatiques, ainsi que d’une instabilité politique et ... [more ▼] La région des Balkans occidentaux, ces deux dernières décennies, était source de conflits, de guerres, de tensions et de mésententes inter et intra-étatiques, ainsi que d’une instabilité politique et économique. Les querelles permanentes, depuis le XIXe siècle, entre les différents groupes ethniques ont surtout surgit à la fin du siècle dernier au moment de la désintégration de l’ex-Yougoslavie, provoquant une déstabilisation générale de la région dont les conséquences perdurent encore aujourd’hui. Tout au long des années nonante, les instances européennes tentent de contrôler le déroulement des faits, mais les divisions internes sur la question, le défaut de maturité politique et de capacité d’action collective montrent que l’UE n’a joué qu’un rôle accessoire dans la gestion de ces situations problématiques : certains auteurs vont même jusqu’à dire que cette dernière ne peut être qualifié d’acteur international puisque durant cette période elle manque d’autonomie vis-à-vis de ses États membres et de cohérence dans sa stratégie d’action. Raison pour laquelle, les États-Unis, l’Organisation du traité de l’Atlantique du Nord (OTAN) et l’Organisation des Nations unies (ONU) vont occuper la place centrale dans la pacification de la région. Cette incapacité d’action et de stabilisation préoccupe les décideurs européens dans la mesure où ils décident de créer la Politique européenne de sécurité et de défense (PESD) en 1999, et où l’UE finit par prendre de plus en plus de responsabilités dans la gestion de son environnement proche. Dans ce cadre, lors du Conseil européen de Feira (2000) et notamment celui de Thessalonique (2003) l’UE ouvre la perspective d’adhésion aux États balkaniques au « cas par cas », c’est-à-dire selon un processus méritocratique, en adoptant une stratégie d’élargissement vers cette partie du continent européen. À travers ses missions civiles et militaires, sa diplomatie active, ses investissements économiques et commerciaux, son instrument d'aide de préadhésion (IAP), l’UE, ces dix dernières années, est parvenue à s’imposer davantage à tel point qu’elle présente actuellement l’autorité la plus visible dans la région. Toutefois, les États des Balkans occidentaux continuent à présenter des risques et défis sécuritaires puisque même si l’état de guerre dépassé, la paix reste fragile à cause des tensions et des disputes infinies sur des questions sensibles. En conséquence, pour ces pays le chemin d’intégration européenne reste remplit d’obstacles infranchissables, exposant à nouveaux les limites de l’UE en tant qu’« acteur » international à gérer des dossiers délicats qui menacent la stabilité régionale. En effet, l’UE ne parvient toujours pas à régler définitivement la question du nom de la Macédoine car l’un de ses États membres, à l’occurrence la Grèce, s’oppose. De plus, malgré son engagement important, la diplomatie européenne connaît des faiblesses dans la stabilisation de la Bosnie-Herzégovine, pays qui connaît de véritables frictions entre ses différentes communautés. La non-reconnaissance de l’indépendance du Kosovo par l’ensemble des États membres dévoile également l’incapacité de l’UE à agir d’une seule voix. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 19 (7 ULg) What is the right pathway to be sustainable? Case of biofuels and bioproducts in EuropeBelboom, Sandra ; Léonard, Angélique ![]() Conference (2013, May 15) Detailed reference viewed: 2 (1 ULg) Synthesis of [18F]4-(4-fluorophenyl)-1,2,4-triazole-3,5-dione: an agent for specific radiolabelling of tyrosine.Flagothier, Jessica ; Warnier, Corentin ; Lemaire, Christian et alin Flagothier, Jessica (Ed.) Journal of Labelled Compounds and Radiopharmaceuticals (2013, May 14) Objectives: Metal-free and mild tyrosine modification reactions are an attractive alternative to the commonly used lysine and cysteine modification protocols for peptide and proteins labelling. Recently ... [more ▼] Objectives: Metal-free and mild tyrosine modification reactions are an attractive alternative to the commonly used lysine and cysteine modification protocols for peptide and proteins labelling. Recently, Ban and co-workers have reported a tyrosine bioconjugation through ene-type reactions. Cyclic diazodicarboxamides, which are electrophilic compounds, react selectively in o-position on the phenol side chain of tyrosine in mild aqueous conditions and the 1,2,4-triazolidine-3,5-dione linkage is hydrolytically and thermally stable. We herein present the synthesis of [18F]4-(4-fluorophenyl)-1,2,4-triazole-3,5-dione and the coupling with N-acyl tyrosine methylamide. Methods: The N,N,N-trimethyl-4-nitrobenzeneammonium trifluoromethanesulfonate 1 was prepared following a procedure previously reported [2]. The [18F]prosthetic group 6, [18F]4-(4-fluorophenyl)-1,2,4-triazole-3,5-dione, was synthesized in five steps. Results: The synthesis of the [18F]prosthetic group has been realized with a decay-corrected radiochemical yield of 20% in 90 minutes. The radiochemical yield of the coupling with N-acyl tyrosine methylamide is 40% (DC). This presented synthetic pathway should be easily automated: particulary because the purifications between the different steps are exclusively done on SPE cartridges. Conclusions: We successfully developed an efficient bioconjugation method for fluorine-18 labelling of tyrosine without prior modifications of the peptide in very mild conditions. [less ▲] Seasonal and inter-annual variations of gross primary production, community respiration, and net community production of a seagrass meadowBorges, Alberto ; Champenois, Willy ![]() Conference (2013, May 13) Detailed reference viewed: 15 (1 ULg) Diigo ou l'intégration du Web 2.0 dans un dispositif de blended learningColaux, Catherine ![]() Conference (2013, May 13) Detailed reference viewed: 1 (0 ULg) Y a-t-il une filiation entre la structure des fiches de malades dans les Épidémies hippocratiques et celle des rapports médicaux grecs d’Égypte (Ier-IVe siècles) conservés sur papyrus ?Ricciardetto, Antonio ![]() Conference (2013, May 10) Detailed reference viewed: 16 (2 ULg) Une décennie de recherche et de réflexion sur la formation, l'enseignement et l'apprentissage des sciences humaines à l'école primaire au Québec : lignes de force et pistes de rechercheJadoulle, Jean-Louis ![]() Conference (2013, May 09) Cette présentation avait pour ambition de dégager les lignes de force des différentes communications présentées durant le colloque, de les mettre en contexte par rapport à l'état de la recherche en Europe ... [more ▼] Cette présentation avait pour ambition de dégager les lignes de force des différentes communications présentées durant le colloque, de les mettre en contexte par rapport à l'état de la recherche en Europe fracophone et de suggérer un certain nombre de pistes de recherche et d'action. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 13 (0 ULg) Evaluation of gross primary production, community respiration, and net community production in various benthic communities (Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadow, Posidonia oceanica litter, epilithic macro-algae) in the Bay of Revellata (Corsica) using optodesChampenois, Willy ; Lepoint, Gilles ; Borges, Alberto ![]() Poster (2013, May 07) Detailed reference viewed: 21 (0 ULg) The influence of biogeochemical processes on the pH dynamics in the seasonally hypoxic saline Lake Grevelingen, The Netherlands; ; et al Poster (2013, May 07) Detailed reference viewed: 11 (1 ULg) Overview of the geophysical data derived from long-term FTIR monitoring activities at the Jungfraujoch NDACC site (46.5ºN) and the PYGCHEM projectMahieu, Emmanuel ; Bovy, Benoît ; Bader, Whitney et alPoster (2013, May 07) We present an overview of the geophysical data deduced from long-term monitoring activities conducted at the Jungfraujoch station by the University of Liège. Typical results and trend investigations are ... [more ▼] We present an overview of the geophysical data deduced from long-term monitoring activities conducted at the Jungfraujoch station by the University of Liège. Typical results and trend investigations are presented for hydrogen chloride (HCl) and carbonyl sulfide (OCS). We further display and briefly describe time series for new target gases, namely methanol (CH3OH) and HCFC-142b. We also show some preliminary results for ammonia (NH3) and peroxyacetyl nitrate (PAN). Finally, we present the PyGChem project, a Python interface to the GEOS-Chem model currently under development at ULg. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 22 (7 ULg) Gardes à domicile : un aidant professionnel peu connu en WallonieKetterer, Frédéric ; Duchesnes, Christiane ; MASSART, Valérie et alConference (2013, May 06) Contexte : La garde à domicile est une professionnelle d’aide au maintien à domicile qui assure essentiellement une présence auprès du patient. Une étude menée en Belgique sur les équipes de soins ... [more ▼] Contexte : La garde à domicile est une professionnelle d’aide au maintien à domicile qui assure essentiellement une présence auprès du patient. Une étude menée en Belgique sur les équipes de soins palliatifs à domicile visait à préciser le travail que ces professionnelles, mal connues des patients et des autres intervenants, effectuaient, les relations qu’elles tissaient avec les autres acteurs (professionnels comme patient et entourage familial) et les besoins qu’elles ressentaient dans le cadre des soins palliatifs. Méthode : 7 focus groups de professionnels ont été organisés. Deux comprenaient des infirmières, deux des coordinateurs de services de gardes à domicile et trois des gardes à domicile. Les entretiens ont été intégralement retranscrits et analysés, de manière thématique, par deux chercheurs indépendants. Résultats : Si les gardes à domicile sont des professionnelles formées à l’aide aux personnes, il n’existe pas de formation spécifique à la profession de garde à domicile. Leurs missions sont encore mal définies, allant de la présence auprès du patient à l’aide à la vie quotidienne. Les tâches ménagères sont exclues de leurs fonctions et les actes médicaux leur sont légalement défendus. Un de leurs souhaits est d’être formées, de manière spécifique, à l’accompagnement de patients palliatifs, tout en bénéficiant d’un meilleur soutien et d’un plus fort encadrement de la part de leurs services. C’est, en effet, un accompagnement vers la fin de vie, accompagnement difficile tant pour le patient que pour le personnel. Tout en augmentant leurs compétences, cela leur permettrait d’agir plus efficacement lorsque les autres professionnels ne sont pas disponibles, puisqu’elles sont appelées à travailler surtout la nuit et les week-ends. Elles souhaiteraient aussi que leur profession soit mieux reconnue et valorisée. Elles évoquent toute l’importance de leur présence pour assurer confort, écoute et surveillance du patient. Il est vrai que la famille mentionne souvent le coût de ce professionnel qui assure parfois seulement une présence et ne semble rien apporter de plus que ce que ne fait déjà la famille. Elles sont d’ailleurs appelées souvent tardivement lorsque les proches sont exténués. Les autres professionnels interrogés reconnaissent ignorer les missions précises des gardes à domicile ; certains nient leur utilité tandis que d’autres reconnaissent leur apport. Les gardes elles-mêmes se sentent dénigrées parfois par d’autres intervenants. La famille met en avant le soutien psychologique qu’elles apportent au patient et à l’entourage par leur présence. Discussion : La reconnaissance de ces professionnelles passe par plusieurs domaines. Il faut assurer une formation d’ensemble clairement définie ainsi que des formations plus spécifiques selon le type de travail qu’elles doivent effectuer. Une meilleure définition de leur travail devrait susciter des vocations pour un métier mieux ciblé et davantage reconnu. La diffusion de leur profil de travail ainsi qu’une meilleure information auprès des autres professionnels et des familles permettrait de mieux comprendre leur travail et de les appeler au bon moment. Perspectives : Réfléchir à un référentiel de compétences de ces professionnelles permettrait de créer un référentiel de formation qui, nous semble-t-il, devrait être centré sur les compétences communicationnelles. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 9 (3 ULg) Modèles polytomiques issus de la théorie de la réponse à l’item; ; Magis, David ![]() Conference (2013, May 06) Les items qui composent les échelles de mesure en éducation et en sciences humaines sont fréquemment associées à plus de deux choix de réponses. Il s'agit alors d'items à réponses polytomiques. Plusieurs ... [more ▼] Les items qui composent les échelles de mesure en éducation et en sciences humaines sont fréquemment associées à plus de deux choix de réponses. Il s'agit alors d'items à réponses polytomiques. Plusieurs modélisations issues de la théorie de la réponse à l'item ont été proposées pour calibrer de telles échelles de mesures. Lorsque les choix de réponses ne sont pas ordonnés, les modèles à réponses nominales peuvent être utilisés. Lorsque ces choix sont ordonnés, les modèles gradués, à crédit partiel ou à appréciation peuvent être appliqués. Cette communication a pour objectif de présenter ces différentes modélisations et d'identifier des solutions logicielles pour effectuer la calibration. La présentation sera effectuée à l'aide d'un exemple auquel les différentes modélisations seront appliquées. Il sera ainsi possible de comparer les paramètres d'items et de personnes obtenus à l'aide de chacune des modélisations retenues. [less ▲] Cadre d’analyse et d’évaluation des processus participatifs mis en œuvre dans le cadre de la gestion de l'environnementSitti, Anani Hudema ![]() Conference (2013, May 06) Les années 1990 ont vu émerger une nouvelle façon d’appréhender le principe de participation : lors de l’élaboration d’un projet d’intérêt général par exemple, on institue une distinction entre l’intérêt ... [more ▼] Les années 1990 ont vu émerger une nouvelle façon d’appréhender le principe de participation : lors de l’élaboration d’un projet d’intérêt général par exemple, on institue une distinction entre l’intérêt général du projet et l’intérêt général propre à la participation des citoyens à l’élaboration de la décision. Dans son rapport intitulé Global environment outlook 3 (Geo-3), le Programme des Nations Unies pour l’Environnement (PNUE) déclarait que « L'interaction créative d'individus et de groupes restreints fournit souvent des solutions efficaces permettant de gérer des situations complexes et variables ». On assiste alors à la multiplication des dispositifs de participation. Après deux décennies de pratique, les chercheurs et les praticiens de la participation commencent à établir le bilan des différents dispositifs participatifs. Pour faire ce bilan, certains adoptent une approche structurelle (la participation est alors considérée comme un phénomène dépendant des relations entre les acteurs), d’autres une approche processuelle qui s’intéresse davantage aux évolutions qui se produisent dans les interactions entre les acteurs au cours du processus participatif. Chacune de ces approches (structurelle et processuelle) est intéressante mais insuffisante pour avoir une vision complète de la réalité ; il est nécessaire de les croiser. Dans cette présentation, nous proposons un cadre d’analyse et d’évaluation qui, contrairement à la majorité des cadres d’analyses existants, associe l’approche structurelle à l’approche processuelle dans l’étude des processus participatifs. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 18 (4 ULg) Le vécu de l'entourage des patients en soins palliatifsDuchesnes, Christiane ; Ketterer, Frédéric ; Giet, Didier ![]() Conference (2013, May 06) Contexte : En Belgique, comme ailleurs, la famille est fort sollicitée dans la prise en charge des proches en soins palliatifs. Ce soutien familial, bien qu’indispensable, est perçu comme allant de soi ... [more ▼] Contexte : En Belgique, comme ailleurs, la famille est fort sollicitée dans la prise en charge des proches en soins palliatifs. Ce soutien familial, bien qu’indispensable, est perçu comme allant de soi. Cependant, la vie sociale et professionnelle moderne rend cette prise en charge plus difficile qu’il n’y paraît. Le souci des aidants professionnels est de mettre en place des moyens matériels et humains susceptibles d’aider l’entourage. Cela nécessite de connaître le vécu et les besoins de la famille pour apporter une aide pertinente. Méthode : 50 proches de patients ayant bénéficié de soins palliatifs ont été interviewés. Les entretiens ont été intégralement retranscrits et analysés, de manière thématique, par deux chercheurs indépendants. Résultats : L’entourage exprime les difficultés traversées au cours de la maladie. Le patient, à domicile, souhaite souvent conserver autonomie et intimité. Néanmoins, il perd ses fonctions motrices, ses capacités à gérer la vie quotidienne et parfois ses repères spatio-temporels. La famille prend en charge ces aspects dans un premier temps, mais la défaillance physique, le sentiment d’impuissance et l’épuisement de l’aidant principal, ainsi que l’augmentation de la complexité des soins, nécessitent le recours à des aides professionnelles de plus en plus diversifiées. Les charges administratives et financières sont mises en avant, associées à un manque d’informations pour le malade et son entourage, dans une situation où ils se sentent pourtant désemparés. Mais, les personnes interrogées mentionnent aussi des aspects positifs concernant ces événements de la vie : le renforcement des liens affectifs, le partage de moments importants pour chacun, la sensation d’utilité personnelle ainsi que le soulagement de recevoir une aide ciblée et compétente. Les liens tissés avec le patient et avec le personnel soignant constituent souvent un élément tempérant, a posteriori, les difficultés rencontrées. Discussion : L’étude se base sur la narration d’événements anciens. Une atténuation de la pénibilité des situations et une sélection des souvenirs s’est probablement opérée lors du travail de deuil. Néanmoins, l’ambivalence des sentiments de chacun est bien mise en évidence : le souhait du patient de garder son autonomie et de ne pas représenter un fardeau pour les autres est contrebalancé par le sentiment de solitude et d’incapacité. De même, chez l’aidant principal, le souhait de répondre à la volonté du patient, de se dévouer pour prendre en charge les aspects défaillants du patient cohabitent avec les sentiments d’impuissance, d’épuisement et donc de besoin d’aide pour lui-même. Les charges administratives et financières, de même que la difficulté d’obtenir les informations souhaitées, sont souvent présentées comme des éléments perturbateurs dans une vie quotidienne déjà fort complexe. Perspectives : Au-delà des aspects matériels et thérapeutiques, la famille devrait être plus soutenue dans le vécu de ces situations. Une connaissance des difficultés traversées permettrait au personnel qui les côtoie de prévenir des situations d’épuisement et de faciliter certains aspects de la prise en charge pour que le travail psychologique puisse s’effectuer de manière plus sereine. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 18 (2 ULg) Les papyrus scolaires grecs à contenu composite profane et chrétien (IIIe s. – VIIe s. de notre ère)Carlig, Nathan ![]() Conference (2013, May 03) Documentée par des milliers de papyrus, – restes de livres ou de documents dont les plus anciens remontent au IIe siècle de notre ère –, la christianisation de l’Égypte a longtemps été perçue comme un ... [more ▼] Documentée par des milliers de papyrus, – restes de livres ou de documents dont les plus anciens remontent au IIe siècle de notre ère –, la christianisation de l’Égypte a longtemps été perçue comme un phénomène ayant entraîné la disparition de la culture profane de tradition hellénique (paideia). Il faut cependant nuancer ce propos : nombre d’échanges, d’emprunts entre les deux types de cultures ont existé. Nous fondant sur l’analyse de la forme, de la mise en page et du contenu des 10 papyrus scolaires grecs et latins à contenu composite profane et chrétien (IIIe s. – VIIe s. de notre ère), nous montrerons comment la culture de tradition chrétienne et ses textes se sont intégrés à la paideia dans le cadre de l’enseignement en Égypte byzantine. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 8 (2 ULg) Structural characterization of disulfide-bridged-peptides by a combined use of ETD and Ion-Mobility mass spectrometryMassonnet, Philippe ; Quinton, Loïc ; Smargiasso, Nicolas et alPoster (2013, May 03) Detailed reference viewed: 23 (19 ULg) La gouvernance d’entreprise : outil pour améliorer la liquidité des titresAjina, Aymen ; Sougné, Danielle ![]() Conference (2013, May 02) Based on a cross-sectional analysis, our study of the empirical relation between the corporate governance and the stock liquidity was realized on 160 French companies during 2007, 2008 and 2009. The ... [more ▼] Based on a cross-sectional analysis, our study of the empirical relation between the corporate governance and the stock liquidity was realized on 160 French companies during 2007, 2008 and 2009. The handled mechanisms include the characteristics of the board of directors and the audit committee. Our results seem to indicate a significant effect of certain mechanisms of corporate governance on the liquidity of the French market. These mechanisms can reduce the asymmetry of information between the investors, make the exchanges more transparent and provoke an improvement of the liquidity on the market. These results suggest that firms with better corporate governance may reduce the informative asymmetry and improve the liquidity of its stocks. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 34 (7 ULg) "Inspecter un corps mort" : contribution des rapports médicaux conservés sur papyrus (Ier – IVe siècles de notre ère) à l’histoire de la pratique médico-légale antiqueRicciardetto, Antonio ![]() in Charlier, Philippe; Gourevitch, Danielle (Eds.) 4e Colloque International de Pathographie (Saint Jean de Côle, 13-15 mai 2011) (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 31 (11 ULg) Frequency-domain subspace identification of nonlinear mechanical systemsNoël, Jean-Philippe ; Kerschen, Gaëtan ![]() in Proceedings of the 5th International Operational Modal Analysis Conference (2013, May) The objective of the present paper is to address the identification of a real-life strongly nonlinear space structure, the EADS-Astrium SmallSat spacecraft. To this end, a new nonlinear subspace ... [more ▼] The objective of the present paper is to address the identification of a real-life strongly nonlinear space structure, the EADS-Astrium SmallSat spacecraft. To this end, a new nonlinear subspace identification method formulated in the frequency domain is exploited, referred to as the FNSI method. The frequency response functions of the underlying linear spacecraft and the amplitudes of the nonlinear internal forces are estimated based on a periodic-random data set corrupted by noise. This application is challenging for several reasons, including high modal density, highly non-proportional damping and the non-smooth nature of the nonlinearities. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 16 (2 ULg) Characteristics of patients with pituitary gigantism : results of an international study; Daly, Adrian ; et alin Endocrine abstracts - 15th European Congress of Endocrinology (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (1 ULg) Efficient database pruning for large-scale cover song recognitionOsmalsky, Julien ; Pierard, Sébastien ; Van Droogenbroeck, Marc et alin International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP) (2013, May) This paper focuses on cover song recognition over a large dataset, potentially containing millions of songs. At this time, the problem of cover song recognition is still challenging and only few methods ... [more ▼] This paper focuses on cover song recognition over a large dataset, potentially containing millions of songs. At this time, the problem of cover song recognition is still challenging and only few methods have been proposed on large scale databases. We present an efficient method for quickly extracting a small subset from a large database in which a correspondence to an audio query should be found. We make use of fast rejectors based on independent audio features. Our method mixes independent rejectors together to build composite ones. We evaluate our system with the Million Song Dataset and we present composite rejectors offering a good trade-off between the percentage of pruning and the percentage of loss. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 53 (23 ULg) The contribution of Multidimensional IRT for modeling applicants performance on a SJT.Lothe, Benoit ; Monseur, Christian ; Hansez, Isabelle ![]() Poster (2013, May) Situational judgment tests (SJTs) are testing methods often used in Personnel Selection to appraise different constructs (Whetzel & McDaniel, 2009). In the framework of an overall career progression ... [more ▼] Situational judgment tests (SJTs) are testing methods often used in Personnel Selection to appraise different constructs (Whetzel & McDaniel, 2009). In the framework of an overall career progression program in a Public Administration, SJTs were developed to assess several competencies relevant to both task (e.g. planning, managing, etc.) and contextual performance (e.g. helping behaviour, organizational loyalty, etc.). Each competency is a combination of KSAOs needed to perform efficiently in a specific context (Campion & al., 2012; Le Boterf 2008). Given the lack of internal consistency of SJT and the dichotomous nature of the data, we decide to use Multidimensional Item Response Theory (MIRT) model to examine the issue of construct validity. Based on Hartig & Höhler (2009), we use MIRT compensatory model to estimate the latent covariance structures of the SJT. Different model are tested and compared depending on the number of dimension involved, the nature of the items and latent variables relation (between or within-item multidimensionality) and the number of model parameter (one or two parameter model). The results and findings lead us to discuss some implications (gaining accuracy, modeling performance in complex task, etc.) and limitations (dealing with complex loading structure, etc.) of using IRT, over and above classical test theory, in the specific case of SJTs applicants performance. The originality of this communication also lies in the way we addressed SJTs reliability and construct validity issues with a measurement based model that differs from the one usually used in the field. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 20 (0 ULg) Lessons from the Liege Acromegaly Survey (LAS)PETROSSIANS, Patrick ; ; et alin Endocrine Abstracts - 15 the European Congress of Endocrinology (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (2 ULg) Environmental footprint of HDPE: comparison between biobased and fossil productsBelboom, Sandra ; Léonard, Angélique ![]() Poster (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 25 (4 ULg) Is ultra-short cold ischemia the key to ischemic cholangiopathy avoidance in DCD-LT?DETRY, Olivier ; DE ROOVER, Arnaud ; et alin Acta Chirurgica Belgica (2013, May), Supplement 113(3), 6729 Detailed reference viewed: 19 (5 ULg) Receptor expression in craniopharyngiomas causing tumor growth in pregnancy : case report and review of the literature; VROONEN, Laurent ; THIRY, Albert et alin Endocrine Abstracts - 15th European Congress of Endocrinology (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (2 ULg) Biogeochemistry and carbon mass balance of a coccolithophore bloom in the northern Bay of Biscay (June 2006)Harlay, Jérôme ; ; et alPoster (2013, May) Primary production (PP), calcification (CAL), bacterial production (BP) and dark community respiration (DCR) were measured along with a set of various biogeochemical variables, in early June 2006, at ... [more ▼] Primary production (PP), calcification (CAL), bacterial production (BP) and dark community respiration (DCR) were measured along with a set of various biogeochemical variables, in early June 2006, at several stations at the shelf break of the northern Bay of Biscay. The cruise was carried out after the main spring diatom bloom that, based on the analysis of a time-series of remotely sensed chlorophyll-a (Chl-a), peaked in mid-April. Remotely sensed sea surface temperature (SST) indicated the occurrence of enhanced vertical mixing (due to internal tides) at the continental slope, while adjacent waters on the continental shelf were stratified, as confirmed by vertical profiles of temperature acquired during the cruise. The surface layer of the stratified water masses (on the continental shelf) was depleted of inorganic nutrients. Dissolved silicate (DSi) levels probably did not allow significant diatom development. We hypothesize that mixing at the continental slope allowed the injection of inorganic nutrients that triggered the blooming of mixed phytoplanktonic communities dominated by coccolithophores (Emiliania huxleyi) that were favoured with regards to diatoms due to the low DSi levels. Based on this conceptual frame, we used an indicator of vertical stratification to classify the different sampled stations, and to reconstruct the possible evolution of the bloom from the onset at the continental slope (triggered by vertical mixing) through its development as the water mass was advected on-shelf and stratified. We also established a carbon mass balance at each station by integrating in the photic layer PP, CAL and DCR. This allowed computation at each station of the contribution of PP, CAL and DCR to CO2 fluxes in the photic layer, and how they changed from one station to another along the sequence of bloom development (as traced by the stratification indicator). This also showed a shift from net autotrophy to net heterotrophy as the water mass aged (stratified), and suggested the importance of extracellular production of carbon to sustain the bacterial demand in the photic and aphotic layers. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 4 (1 ULg) Perspectives pour une transition durable des territoires périurbains.Marique, Anne-Françoise ; Reiter, Sigrid ![]() in Journées Aperau : Aménager les métropoles. (2013, May) L’article traite de la transition durable des territoires périurbains. Deux leviers d’action sont mobilisés à cette fin: (1) la forme urbaine et (2) la mobilité. Trois types de scénarios centrés sur une ... [more ▼] L’article traite de la transition durable des territoires périurbains. Deux leviers d’action sont mobilisés à cette fin: (1) la forme urbaine et (2) la mobilité. Trois types de scénarios centrés sur une évolution du stock bâti existant sont modélisés et évalués (la rénovation énergétique, la densification et la démolition/reconstruction) de façon à répondre à deux questions : « comment intervenir dans les quartiers périurbains existants? » et « où intervenir? ». Ces simulations montrent que le renouvellement périurbain par densification des quartiers les mieux localisés permet de dépasser le clivage traditionnel entre les modèles de la « ville compacte » et de la « ville diffuse », en offrant de véritables opportunités pour la transition durable des territoires périurbains existants. Ces résultats théoriques, et appréhendés du seul point de vue énergétique, sont ensuite recadrés dans un contexte plus large pour mettre en évidence les opportunités, les limitations, les contraintes et la faisabilité de ces scénarios. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 7 (0 ULg) Nonlinear guitar loudspeaker simulationSchmitz, Thomas ; Embrechts, Jean-Jacques ![]() in Proceedings of the AES 134 th convention (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 13 (2 ULg) Luminescence dating of the Palaeolithic site of Kulbulak (Uzbekistan) using IR50 and pIRIR290 signals from K-feldspar; ; et al Poster (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (1 ULg) Contact center as new forms of work organization: the triangular relationship between worker, contact center and contractors and well-being at workDE CIA, Julie ; Naedenoen, Frédéric ; Pichault, François et alConference (2013, May) Purpose The new forms of work organization are characterized by different evolutions: multiple workers status, fragmentation of collective work, etc. Among these evolutions, the triangular relationship ... [more ▼] Purpose The new forms of work organization are characterized by different evolutions: multiple workers status, fragmentation of collective work, etc. Among these evolutions, the triangular relationship between worker, employer and contractors and the intervention of contractors in work organization (Marchington et al., 2004) may be particularly affecting the well-being of workers. This research focus on contact center as a new form of work organization to investigate the influence of the triangular employment relationship on well-being at work. Methodology A quantitative and qualitative approach was used. A survey based on Job Demand-Resources Model (Bakker, Demerouti & Schaufeli, 2003) was conducted among 400 operators from Belgian contact centers to compare internal, outsourced and external contact centers. Three case studies allowed exploring more deeply the influence of triangular employment relationship on well-being. Finally, focus-groups with unions and management representatives helped us to design some practical recommendations. Results Quantitative results indicate that operators from outsourced and external contact centers have a poorer perception of demands and resources at work. They are consequently more likely to report high levels of perceived stress and burnout and low satisfaction with their work. The case studies give us more information about the role of the strategy and the management style of contact centers in coping with triangular employment relationships. Limitations Beyond this explorative research, quantitative data can be further used in multi-sample modeling approach. Research/Practical Implications Recommendations for well-being at work regarding the triangular employment relationship, on which both employers and unions converge, will be highlighted at the conference. Originality This research combines organizational psychology and management theory. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 11 (2 ULg) A national survey on the prevalence and treatment outcome of active Cushing's disease in Belgium; ; et al in Endocrine Abstracts - 15th European Congress of Endocrinology (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 9 (1 ULg) Implementing sustainability strategies through accounting controls: An exploration of practices in seven multinational corporationsCrutzen, Nathalie ; in Proceedings of the 36th Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association (EAA) (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 13 (1 ULg) Women in the Top Management of Belgian Family Business : Obstacles, Contributions and AdvantagesCrutzen, Nathalie ![]() Poster (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 19 (0 ULg) Holographic interferometry based on photorefractive crystal to measure 3D thermo-elastic distortion of composite structures and comparison with finite element modelsThizy, Cédric ; ; et alin Lehmann, Peter (Ed.) Proc. SPIE Vol 8788 on Optical Measurement Systems for Industrial Inspection VIII (2013, May) Thermo-elastic distortions of composite structures have been measured by a holographic camera using a BSO photorefractive crystal as the recording medium. The first test campaign (Phase 1) was performed ... [more ▼] Thermo-elastic distortions of composite structures have been measured by a holographic camera using a BSO photorefractive crystal as the recording medium. The first test campaign (Phase 1) was performed on CFRP struts with titanium end-fittings glued to the tips of the strut. The samples were placed in a vacuum chamber. The holographic camera was located outside the chamber and configured with two illuminations to measure the relative out-of-plane and in-plane (in one direction) displacements. The second test campaign (Phase 2) was performed on a structure composed of a large Silicon Carbide base plate supported by 3 GFRP struts with glued Titanium end-fittings. Thermo-elastic distortions have been measured with the same holographic camera used in phase 1, but four illuminations, instead of two, have been used to provide the three components of displacement. This technique was specially developed and validated during the phase 2 in CSL laboratory. The system has been designed to measure an object size of typically 250x250 mm²; the measurement range is such that the sum of the largest relative displacements in the three measurement directions is maximum 20 μm. The validation of the four-illuminations technique led to measurement uncertainties of 120 nm for the relative in-plane and out-of-plane displacements, 230 nm for the absolute in-plane displacement and 400 nm for the absolute out-of-plane displacement. For both campaigns, the test results have been compared to the predictions obtained by finite element analyses and the correlation of these results was good [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 20 (5 ULg) Selection of a spatial hypothesis in geographic profiling using graph theoryTrotta, Marie ![]() Poster (2013, May) Geographic profiling is based on the spatial hypothesis of a distance decay effect around the offender’s anchor point and can be very useful for delineating prior search areas for individual ... [more ▼] Geographic profiling is based on the spatial hypothesis of a distance decay effect around the offender’s anchor point and can be very useful for delineating prior search areas for individual investigations such as DNA testing. However, this spatial hypothesis fails to model a significant part of Belgian serial sexual offenders. In previous study, a complementary hypothesis, the minimisation of the variance (MOV) for the distances between the offender’s anchor point and the crime site, exploiting recent literature observation, is proposed to model unexplained behaviours. A systematic comparison of the distance decay and the MOV hypotheses show that their overall capacities to provide an effective geoprofile are similar, but their performances may differ, depending on the geometric pattern of crimes. Here, we use graph theory to describe the favourable patterns for the MOV, in order to select which spatial hypothesis is best suited for a new investigation. While star graphs represent patterns for which both hypotheses could be validated, wheels with preferred directions are only explained by the MOV hypothesis. Real patterns on the road network are a-posteriori evaluated thanks to the generation of the shortest path between the best solution of the MOV and all the crime locations thanks to the Dijkstra algorithm. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 7 (3 ULg) Comparison between Perkin-Elmer and Chromsytem Vitamin D kit on TQ 5500 from AB SCIEXLE GOFF, Caroline ; PEETERS, Stéphanie ; CRINE, Yannick et al(2013, May) Background: Twenty-five hydroxy-vitamin D (25(OH) D) determination is now routinely prescribed in the Laboratory. Recently, different new methods have been available for this determination. Among them ... [more ▼] Background: Twenty-five hydroxy-vitamin D (25(OH) D) determination is now routinely prescribed in the Laboratory. Recently, different new methods have been available for this determination. Among them, LCMS/MS methods have emerged in some laboratories. However these methods are generally “home-brewed” and an important variability between them can be seen on different external quality controls, mainly due to a lack of standardization. Recently, Perkin-Elmer (PE) (Turku, Finland) and Chromsystem (CS) (Grafelfing, Germany) launched a standardised method for 25(OH )D determination on LCMS/MS. The aim of our study was to compare these methods on the AB SCIEX TQ5500 (Framingham, Massachusetts, USA) LCMS/MS to measure 25(OH) D3. Methods All the samples were treated according to our preanalyitical procedure: after sampling, they were spun at +4°c at 3500G, aliquoted and kept frozen at -20°c until determination. A method comparison was assessed with CS and PE for the measurement of the 25(OH)D3. We selected 110 remnant samples with 25(OH)D3 levels ranging from 1.6 to 136.7 ng/ml with the PE method to cover the range of usually values Slope and intercept were calculated using Passing and Bablock linear regression and we compared the methods with the Bland and Altman plots. Results For CS, the method is linear up to 250 µg/L, the LOQ is 3.6 µg/L, the intra-assay CV is < 5% and the inter-assay is < 7%. For PE, the method is linear up to 314 µg/L, the LOQ is 3.4 µg/L, the intra-assay CV is < 7.8% and the inter-assay is < 8.5%. On the whole range of measure (n=110), the regression equation is PE = 0.8521+0.9226 (CS) (95%CI of the intercept: (-0.0048;1.37) and 95% CI of the slope (0.89;0.95). The Bland and Altman plot does not show any bias between the two methods (mean difference CS-PE= -2.5 ng/ml) and the standard deviation of the mean is 3,98 ng/ml Conclusion: The performances of these methods are comparable on our new TQ 5500 from AB SCIEX. For now, there is no consensus on a “reference” method for vitamin D quantification. We notice only that the values obtained by CS are systematically a little bit lower than PE’s values, especially for results below 20 ng/ml. However, we have no clear explanation for such behaviour. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 31 (3 ULg) Plaisir, jeu et écriture dans la déconstruction derridienneSteinmetz, Rudy ![]() in Les plaisirs et les jours (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 19 (4 ULg) Digital Holographic Interferometry with CO2 Lasers Applied to Aspheric Space Reflectors TestingGeorges, Marc ; Vandenrijt, Jean-François ; Thizy, Cédric et alConference (2013, May) Digital holographic interferometry at long infrared wavelengths allows monitoring large deformations of space reflectors during vacuum-thermal testing. We present different optical schemes and an ... [more ▼] Digital holographic interferometry at long infrared wavelengths allows monitoring large deformations of space reflectors during vacuum-thermal testing. We present different optical schemes and an application to the complex case of elliptic reflector. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 1 (1 ULg) Creatinine- or cystatin C-based equations to estimate glomerular filtration rate in the general population: impact on the epidemiology of chronic kidney diseaseDELANAYE, Pierre ; Cavalier, Etienne ; et alin Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation (2013, May), 28(S1), Detailed reference viewed: 1 (1 ULg) Study of interface trap density in a GeSn MOS structure by numerical simulation of the electrical characteristicsBaert, Bruno ; Schmeits, Marcel ; Nguyen, Ngoc Duy ![]() Conference (2013, May) The semiconducting alloy germanium tin (GeSn) is expected to play an important role in the development of high mobility channel materials for next generation CMOS and optoelectronic devices. The two most ... [more ▼] The semiconducting alloy germanium tin (GeSn) is expected to play an important role in the development of high mobility channel materials for next generation CMOS and optoelectronic devices. The two most interesting features of this material, which is compatible with mainstream Si technology, are its tunable direct band-gap and the possibility to induce strain due to the lattice mismatch with Ge and Si, thereby increasing the holes and electrons mobilities. It has been shown that the interface trap density can be under- or overestimated in Ge-channel MOSFETs when applying conventional measurement techniques such as the conductance method. As this effect is common in low band-gap materials, we expect that it also occurs for GeSn. Following our previous work on metal/GeSn/Ge structures, we have therefore applied our home-built numerical simulation software to a metal/oxide/GeSn MOS structure in order to investigate the result of the presence of such interface states. We discuss possible effects of the interface trap density, interface trap energy and temperature on the electrical characteristics. Successive simulations of both the steady-state and ac small-signal regimes give access to measurable quantities such as the admittance spectrum and the C-V curves. A physical interpretation can be attributed to their variations and an overall comparison can be made with results obtained from equivalent electrical circuit analysis. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 34 (3 ULg) Therapeutic Strategy and Patient Outcome during the First 2 Years of Pediatric Crohn’s Disease; Mahachie John, Jestinah ; et alin Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (0 ULg) La régulation par l'observationLecocq, Pascale ![]() Conference (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (0 ULg) Fluorine-18 labeling of biocompatible nanoparticles for PET imagingKaisin, Geoffroy ; Warnier, Corentin ; Luxen, André ![]() Poster (2013, May) Detailed reference viewed: 1 (1 ULg) La gestion durable des territoires: pratique multidisciplinaire émergenteMoray, Logan ; Crutzen, Nathalie ![]() Conference (2013, April 30) Detailed reference viewed: 30 (4 ULg) New issues for the Goodness-of-fit test of the error distribution : a comparison between Sinh-arscinh and Generalized Hyperbolic distributionHambuckers, julien ; Heuchenne, Cédric ![]() Conference (2013, April 30) In this article, we consider a multiplicative heteroskedastic structure of financial returns and propose a methodology to study the goodness-of-fit of the error distribution. We use non-conventional ... [more ▼] In this article, we consider a multiplicative heteroskedastic structure of financial returns and propose a methodology to study the goodness-of-fit of the error distribution. We use non-conventional estimation and model selection procedures (Berk-Jones (1978) tests, Sarno and Valente (2004) hypothesis testing, Diks et al. (2011) weighting method), based on the local volatility estimator of Mercurio and Spokoiny (2004) and the bootstrap methodology to compare the fit performances of candidate density functions. In particular, we introduce the sinh-arcsinh distributions (Jones and Pewsey, 2009) and we show that this family of density functions provides better bootstrap IMSE and better weighted Kullback-Leibler distances. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 9 (3 ULg) Les projets SUN et SOLEN : Soutenir la régénération durable des quartiers.Ruelle, Christine ; Marique, Anne-Françoise ; Reiter, Sigrid et alPoster (2013, April 30) Detailed reference viewed: 2 (1 ULg) Sustainable Product Service Systems: consumer usage intentions and impact on well-beingHazee, Simon ![]() Poster (2013, April 30) Detailed reference viewed: 18 (1 ULg) Improvement of gluco-amylase B excretion by Aspergillus oryzae in a biofilm reactorZune, Quentin ; Kinet, Romain ; Toye, Dominique et alPoster (2013, April 29) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (2 ULg) Comparison of Real-Time Aspergillus PCR with Platelia™AspergillusEIA in broncho-alveolar lavage fluids for the diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis in neutropenic and non-neutropenic patients; BOREUX, Raphaël ; LEVAUX, Laetitia et alPoster (2013, April 27) Objectives. Because of low sensitivity of fungal cultures and lack of standardization of Aspergillus PCR, laboratory diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis still relies on galactomannan (GM) detection in ... [more ▼] Objectives. Because of low sensitivity of fungal cultures and lack of standardization of Aspergillus PCR, laboratory diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis still relies on galactomannan (GM) detection in broncho-alveolar lavage (BAL) fluids and serum. The aim of this study was double: first, to assess the place of a 18S rRNA Aspergillus real-time PCR test performed in BAL fluid for the diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis (IA) in neutro- and non-neutropenic patients in comparison with GM detection; secondly, to evaluate the use of three different GM cut-off values. Materials and methods. A total of 111 neutropenic and non-neutropenic patients hospitalized at the University hospital of Liège from March to October 2012 with suspicion of IA were included in the study. A total of 138 broncho-alveolar lavage fluids were evaluated by three laboratory diagnostic methods: 1/ culture on Sabouraud agar slants with antibiotics (bioMérieux, France) incubated at 28°C for 28 days; 2/ GM detection (Platelia ™Aspergillus EIA, Biorad) using GM index cut-off values at 0.5, 0.8 and 1, performed three times a week; 3/ a real-time Aspergillus PCR assay performed daily and targeting the 18S rRNA genes by using an in-house method. Clinical, radiological and microbiological data were reviewed for classification of patients. Results. Nine patients developed probable or possible IA. The sensitivity/specificity/positive (VPP) and negative (NPV) predictive values (%) for culture, PCR, and GM using 0,5 as cut-off value were respectively 41/100/100/94, 58/97/70/96, and 91/83/34/99. The use of 0,8 and 1 as GM index cut-off values increased the specificity to 89 and 92% respectively, and the VPP to 44 and 54%. PCR had a better turn-around time and allowed the detection of Aspergillus colonisation. Conclusion: GM detection in BAL fluids using a cut-off value of 1 was the most efficient laboratory test for the diagnosis of IA in neutropenic and non-neutropenic patients. Despite a lower sensitivity, PCR had a better VPP, and allowed the detection of culture-negative Aspergillus colonisations. A shorter turnaround time (TAT) due to daily practice of PCR tests may reduce the time-to-treatment up to 24 hours. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 109 (5 ULg) Héroïsation et Divinisation dans la Méditerranée Hellénistique : IntroductionCaneva, Stefano ; Paul, Stéphanie ![]() Conference (2013, April 26) Detailed reference viewed: 2 (1 ULg) La pratique de la Cour pénale internationale à l’épreuve des droits fondamentaux : tentative de transposition d’une contrainte nationale à un contexte globaliséDeprez, Christophe ![]() Conference (2013, April 26) Cette présentation Power Point a servi de support à une communication orale effectuée dans le cadre de l'édition 2013 de la Conférence des Assistants en droit de Belgique (ACCA), organisée le 26 avril ... [more ▼] Cette présentation Power Point a servi de support à une communication orale effectuée dans le cadre de l'édition 2013 de la Conférence des Assistants en droit de Belgique (ACCA), organisée le 26 avril 2013 par l'Université Libre de Bruxelles. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 9 (0 ULg) ‘Changer de microscope’ : Vers une analyse longitudinale des carrières politiques dans les systèmes multi-niveauxDodeigne, Jérémy ![]() Conference (2013, April 26) Les modèles de carrière politique en Belgique, au Canada, en Espagne et au Royaume-Uni ont profondément évolué au cours des trois dernières décennies avec l’instauration des parlements régionaux et sous ... [more ▼] Les modèles de carrière politique en Belgique, au Canada, en Espagne et au Royaume-Uni ont profondément évolué au cours des trois dernières décennies avec l’instauration des parlements régionaux et sous l’effet de leur professionnalisation. De récentes recherches ont démontré que, loin de constituer un simple tremplin vers le niveau national, le niveau subnational constitue une arène politique professionnelle à part entière. En nous basant sur une analyse longitudinale de l’ensemble des 2.450 carrières en Catalogne (n=1.044), en Écosse (n=368), au Québec (n=619) et en Wallonie (n=419) depuis l’instauration des parlements régionaux, nous démontrons tout d’abord que plusieurs modèles de carrière coexistent au sein d’une même région. Pour cela, un ‘changement de microscope’ est requis en utilisant les trajectoires individuelles comme unité d’analyse au lieu des seuls mouvements verticaux entre niveaux de pouvoirs. Enfin, nos résultats en ce qui concerne la variabilité interne des modèles (mesurée en fonction des partis politiques mais aussi du genre et de l’origine territoriale) invitent à des recherches complémentaires pour mieux comprendre les dynamiques de carrière, notamment dans leur dimension identitaire. Jusqu’alors considérée comme une variable explicative secondaire, cette dimension semble au contraire constituer une variable explicative de première ordre dans les quatre régions analysées. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 27 (3 ULg) Gestion du stress et de la fatigue, que nous apprend la simulationNyssen, Anne-Sophie ![]() Conference (2013, April 26) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (1 ULg) À la limite de l’orthodoxie, aux confins de l’imperium christianumClose, Florence ![]() Conference (2013, April 26) Detailed reference viewed: 14 (1 ULg) Use of Life Cycle Assessment in view of Eco-Design for a glass wool processGerbinet, Saïcha ; Renzoni, Roberto ; et alConference (2013, April 25) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (1 ULg) Les allergies alimentaires : point de vue du biologisteGADISSEUR, Romy ![]() Conference (2013, April 25) Detailed reference viewed: 28 (4 ULg) Les perceurs de Sedan : passages de frontière et réactions belges pendant la guerre de 1870Bechet, Christophe ![]() Conference (2013, April 25) Detailed reference viewed: 7 (0 ULg) Return-To-Play criteria after hamstring injury: actual medicine practice in professional soccerDelvaux, François ; ; Bruyère, Olivier et alPoster (2013, April 25) Detailed reference viewed: 17 (2 ULg) Echanges transfrontaliers et déplacements de la population rwandaise pendant la Deuxième Guerre mondialeSingiza, Dantès ![]() Conference (2013, April 25) Detailed reference viewed: 6 (1 ULg) Time variyng groundwater flux measurement using a single well tracer techniqueJamin, Pierre ; Brouyère, Serge ; et alPoster (2013, April 24) Contaminant mass discharge measurements are often performed at given times or integrated over a certain period of time, using active or passive sampling techniques. One problem arising is that such ... [more ▼] Contaminant mass discharge measurements are often performed at given times or integrated over a certain period of time, using active or passive sampling techniques. One problem arising is that such measurements may not be representative of the temporal dynamics of the mass discharge variations. These variations can be caused by fluctuations in contaminant concentrations or, more frequently, by changes in the groundwater fluxes. Pollutant mass fluxes are typically estimated through a combination of solute concentrations and groundwater fluxes measured across a control plane made of several multi-level wells. Accurate measurements of local transient Darcy fluxes have been recognized as the weakest points in most of the developed techniques for groundwater contaminant mass flux measurements. The main objective here is to extend the FVPDM technique for temporal monitoring of groundwater fluxes and to demonstrate its ability to be used in combination with passive sampling devices for measurement of contaminant mass fluxes in groundwater. The Finite Volume Point Dilution Method (FVPDM) is a single well tracer technique for the measurement of local groundwater fluxes based on the continuous injection of tracer at very low injection rate (Brouyère et al. 2008). These developments are based on the application of the adapted technique on a case study in a fractured granitic aquifer in Ploemeur (France). This application investigates transient groundwater fluxes that are controlled by pumping in a well nearby the tested piezometers. Long monitoring time series have been recorded under these controlled conditions of transient groundwater flow. Results show the high sensivity of the FVPDM technique to small variations in groundwater flow velocities and its aptitude for long term monitoring of groundwater fluxes. The comparison between the results of FVPDM and classical point dilution tests performed in same conditions shows close correlation. Interpretation of FVPDM tests in transient conditions have been developed together with an evaluation of the uncertainties that can happen if the frequency of the groundwater flow variations is high. The tests carried on the Ploemeur site also illustrate the first ever application of the FVPDM technique between a double-packer system used for the investigation of a defined layer of an aquifer. This innovative application of the FVPDM using packers opens concrete perspectives for investigation of vertical heterogeneities of groundwater fluxes across a well. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 15 (4 ULg) Adaptive remeshing strategies using solid-shell elements in the numerical simulation of incremental forming processes; Duchene, Laurent ; Habraken, Anne et alConference (2013, April 24) Detailed reference viewed: 10 (3 ULg) Vocal loading profiles of kindergarten and elementary school teachersRemacle, Angélique ; Morsomme, Dominique ; FINCK, Camille ![]() Conference (2013, April 24) Purpose: Although a global picture exists of teachers’ voice demands in general, few studies have compared specific groups of teachers to determine whether some are more at risk than others to develop ... [more ▼] Purpose: Although a global picture exists of teachers’ voice demands in general, few studies have compared specific groups of teachers to determine whether some are more at risk than others to develop vocal loading related dysphonia. This study compared vocal loading of kindergarten and elementary school teachers; professional and non-professional vocal load was determined for both groups. Method: Twelve kindergarten and twenty elementary school female teachers were monitored during one workweek using the Ambulatory Phonation Monitor, Model 3200 (KayPENTAX). Vocal loading parameters analyzed were phonation time, F0, SPL, distance dose and cycle dose. A total of 160 days (≈1513 hours) of collected data were analyzed. Results and conclusions: All the parameters were higher for kindergarten teachers than for elementary school teachers in both professional and non-professional environments, but the differences were significant only for the cycle dose and the distance dose (p < .05). The higher vocal load measured in kindergarten teachers suggests that they could be more at risk for developing voice disorders than elementary school teachers. Particular attention should be paid to this specific group of teachers working with young children. Concerning the comparisons between professional and non-professional voice use, significant differences were observed for all parameters (p < .0001), indicating that vocal load was higher in the professional environment for both groups. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 3 (1 ULg) On-line flow cytometry to detect cell growth rate and membrane damage during bioprocess: focus on the segregation of the microbial populationBrognaux, Alison ; ; et alConference (2013, April 24) Detailed reference viewed: 9 (2 ULg) Characterization of the extracellular proteome of Escherichia coli according to the scale-up of bioprocesses and correlation with membrane permeabilityBrognaux, Alison ; Francis, Frédéric ; Twizere, Jean-Claude et alPoster (2013, April 23) Detailed reference viewed: 4 (1 ULg) |
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