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    12 Nov/ 26
    14 h 00 - 15 h 00
    Amphi Carnot
    specialised seminar

    Cosmic inhomogeneities with large amplitudes

    Grain, Julien
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    From October 7 to 9, 2026, Subatech hosted the 2026 General Assembly of the CNRS QCD Research Group (GdR) at the IMT Atlantique campus. The event was organized by the GdR QCD and our laboratory, with support from the CEA/IRFU, IN2P3, and the CNRS’s INP, Nantes University, and IMT Atlantique.
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