Particles in the Dark Universe

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<p><strong>Yann Mambrini</strong> serves as a Research Director at the French CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) in the Irene Joliot Curie Laboratory at the University of Paris-Saclay. His research primarily centers on particle physics and fundamental interactions, spanning from supergravity to grand unified theories. He focusses on cosmological implications, especially within the study of dark matter. Recognized for his contributions, Mambrini received the <em>Prix d'Excellence Scientifique</em> from the National Research Council in 2010, 2014, and 2018. Currently, he lectures at the Ecole Normale Supérieure. Apart from his academic pursuits, he is deeply intrigued by the concept of time, ranging from its measurement to its fundamental nature, and the historical evolution of ideas in physics. He has authored several well-received French books on these subjects: <em>Histoires de Temps</em> (Ellipses, 2019), <em>Le Siècle des révolutions Scientifiques</em> (Ellipses, 2020), <em>Newton à la Plage</em> (Dunod, 2021; also translated into Italian in 2022 as <em>Una Giornata con Newton</em> by Espress), and <em>La Nouvelle Physique</em> (Albin Michel, 2024). Alongside his scholarly endeavors, Mambrini shares his passion for magic, weaving illusions into discussions about time and the mysteries of the universe in shows tailored for the general public.</p> <p> </p>

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