Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
On 13 November, mathematician Yves Laszlo and physicist Mathieu Lizée were the first guests at a new series of conferences organised by students and associations at Télécom Paris, focusing on the responses of science and technology to climate change.
They took to the stage to relay their unprecedented call for action to implement a "Manhattan Project for ecological transition", alongside scientists from all walks of life.
Their ambition? A research centre dedicated to ecological transition, working directly with industry to develop breakthrough technologies to decarbonise the economy. According to the International Energy Agency, 40% of the technologies that would enable us to comply with the Paris agreements are not yet mature.
https://www.telecom-paris.fr/projet-manhattan-transition-ecologique
On 13 November, mathematician Yves Laszlo and physicist Mathieu Lizée were the first guests at a new series of conferences organised by students and associations at Télécom Paris, focusing on the responses of science and technology to climate change.
They took to the stage to relay their unprecedented call for action to implement a "Manhattan Project for ecological transition", alongside scientists from all walks of life.
Their ambition? A research centre dedicated to ecological transition, working directly with industry to develop breakthrough technologies to decarbonise the economy. According to the International Energy Agency, 40% of the technologies that would enable us to comply with the Paris agreements are not yet mature.
https://www.telecom-paris.fr/projet-manhattan-transition-ecologique
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He was able to sum it up in three minutes, winning 3rd prize from the jury of the French national My thesis in 180 seconds competition, out of 16 finalists. He had previously won the IP Paris regional final.
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The team demonstrated private optical communication in free space based on chaos synchronisation in one of the atmospheres transparency windows. The chaotic light generated by a long-wave infrared quantum cascade laser is used to conceal the transmitted message, which is then decrypted using a double quantum cascade laser, thus guaranteeing greater confidentiality. This approach has an impact on the development of private transmissions in free space beyond conventional telecommunications networks.
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