Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Autre exemple : le cancer du pancréas.
Cette étude est majeure
Publiée l’année dans Nature (déjà citée plus de 500 fois)
Majeure car les 50% des patients répondeurs à la stimulation antigénique n’ont pas récidivé après chirurgie
Le vaccin était combiné à la chirurgie à une chimio et à une immunothérapie
Le plus fort ?
C’est qu’aujourd’hui l’immunothérapie seule ne fonctionne pas dans le cancer du pancréas
Voici les images résumées et le lien de l’étude
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Vous pouvez vous même vous rendre en toute sécurité au bout du quai, côté nord de la gare de Péreire Levallois pour voir de vous même un portail.
J’ai fait ces photos hier.
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
The satellite-strewn sky, in a stack of cumulative exposures taken over just 30 minutes on June 4/5, 2024 from latitude 51° N, looking south. The field is 100° by 75°. There's one natural streak, from a meteor, at center. The others are from what humans put there. @twanight

ALT This is a stack of 560 two-second exposures, taken from 1:40 am to 2:10 am MDT on the night of June 4/5, about the time the sky was at its darkest. Even so, despite being near New Moon, the sky is blue from the perpetual twilight of a June night at my latitude. The lens was the Laowa 15mm wide open at f/2 on the Canon R6 at ISO 16,000, very high in order to record as much as possible in two seconds, to keep the satellites' trails on each frame as short as possible, and for the purpose of creating a time-lapse movie. The camera was on a tracker following the sky and stars, so they remain points, and the Milky Way shows up at center. The ground is blurred, though it comes from a blend of just 50 frames from the end of the sequence.
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Io, satellite of Jupiter, seen in visible band with an adaptive optics system on the Large Binocular Telescope located in Arizona. We can now say than AO on ground-based telescope is now better than space telescopes even in optical. buff.ly/3KlRzvE
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
En un an, tout observateur du ciel voit la différence. La méga constellation #Starlink a envahi le ciel.
Ne pouvons-nous donc rien faire d'autre que détruire ce qui est intrinsèquement beau ?
Maudit soit @elonmusk et sa mégalomanie sans borne.
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
THIS is what the anti-Israel protests are about.
They are not anti-semitic.
They are anti-barbarism, anti-Netanyahu.
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
As a #UranusFlagship meeting begins today, Mousis & Canup explain why an ambitious, international partnership mission to explore the Uranian system could benefit both NASA and ESA, both in today's tough financial climate, and for future missions like L4.
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Mr. Netanyahu, antisemitism is a vile and disgusting form of bigotry that has done unspeakable harm to millions.
Do not insult the intelligence of the American people by attempting to distract us from the immoral and illegal war policies of your extremist and racist government.
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
✍️ Le dessin du jour de @cocoboer.
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Huge thanks to Ethan Siegel @StartsWithABang for collecting and sharing all the recent hard work of many planetary scientists trying to set the story straight on the most recent escapades of Harvard Astronomer
bigthink.com/starts-with-a-b…
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
I took this picture of comet 12P/Pons-Brooks 2 nights ago.
I've you already seen it ?
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Nouveau format court ! Connaissez-vous l'histoire derrière la première photo de la Terre prise depuis l'espace ?
Cette vidéo fait partie d'une série sur l'histoire de l'astronomie que vous pouvez retrouver sur Tiktok (sebastiencarassou) et Insta (sebastien.carassou).
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Replying to @hbhammel
Sonny Harman made this nice diagram which focuses on small (<1.5 R_earth), HZ planets. It plots stellar temperature vs. insolation relative to Earth, but also shows the size of each planet with a nice artists' impression of the surface.
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
offer different perspectives on each other's fields. It was an amazing experience hosting researchers from the @bauhaus_uni. We had an insightful discussion & brainstorming session and came up with ideas for future collaborations. Academia can be fun too! #AcademiaIsFun
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Here's a thread in pictures about the Atlantic overturning circulation #AMOC which is making headlines this week. I've studied this topic since 1991 and will show key data and models & some video.
Let's go: observed temperature trend since 1901 from nature.com/articles/nclimate… 🧵1/x
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
C’est confirmé ! Mimas, petite lune de Saturne, renferme un océan global d’eau liquide sous sa surface glacée. Un océan jeune de moins de 15 millions d’années ! Une nouvelle cible à privilégier pour l'étude des conditions d’apparition de la vie ? observatoiredeparis.psl.eu/p…
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Special Session 41 at the #EAS2024Padova is dedicated to
#Diversity for the advancement of #science
We are thrilled to see your abstracts for talks and e-posters on this important topic that relates to all of us!
Webpage & abstracts (by March 4)
eas.unige.ch/EAS_meeting/ses…
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
New data collected by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan reveals that approx. 90 km of the northern Noto Peninsula coastline has shifted offshore, exposing around 4 sq. km. of previously submerged land, following the Jan. 1st M7.6 earthquake.
A short thread.
Patrick Gaulme retweeted
Siamo tornati negli anni '60, ma in un modo decisamente diverso... Il Sud e le isole si stanno spopolando, ma anche il Piemonte e altre regioni. L'unico asse industriale-economico che assorbe popolazione è quello lombardo-veneto, dove molti
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