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Le modèle de Kelvin-Voigt correspond au montage parallèle d'un ressort et d'un amortisseur caractérisés respectivement par les paramètres K et C. Durant une perturbation (figure de droite) un force de perturbation F(pert) tire sur le système et la mesure x(t) s’accroit.. © INRA, N. Friggens

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03 Oct 2016

On the Use of a Simple Physical System Analogy to Study Robustness Features in Animal Sciences

This work has developed a modelling method that allows characterization of key components of an animal’s adaptive capacity from markedly different measures of response to short-term environmental challenges.

Bovins en animalerie confinée A3 / BSL3. © INRA, Pierre Sarradin, UE PFIE

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29 Sep 2016

France Futur Élevage: a Carnot Institute for multi-performance livestock farming

France Futur Élevage: a new Carnot Institute for multi-performance livestock farming driven by three levers for innovation: health, feed and genetics

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News

01 Sep 2016

FoaliNet “Surf the web to improve the equine industry”

FoaliNet is a web application dedicated to breeders to know their breeding practices, to provide them with a dematerialized version of their records and to create an innovative database for future epidemiological investigations.

Anne Listrat, researcher at the Joint Research Unit for Herbivores at INRA Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, manipulates a cryotome to obtain histological sections. © INRA, SIMONIN Gérard

Portrait

03 Aug 2016

Eyes on top quality

What makes meat tender and juicy? Since 1990, researcher Anne Listrat has been studying just that. She conducts research on the quality of beef in INRA’s Herbivores Joint Research Unit in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

Traffic on a motorway. © INRA, MAITRE Christophe

Press release

28 Jul 2016

Diesel engine air pollution: effects on foetuses for two generations

Initial findings from a research project* coordinated by INRA show that in animals, chronic exposure of pregnant mothers to exhaust from diesel engines fitted with a particulate filter (such as those in cars sold in Europe) lead to deleterious effects on the growth and metabolism of first- and second-generation foetuses. Scientists also have evidence, for the first time ever, that nanoparticles from inhaled diesel exhaust can cross the placenta and reach foetal blood.