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Cyprien Verseux

As seen in: HuffPost, Nature, Applied Health Economics and Health Policy, Die Welt, Frontiers, Les Échos, Le HuffPost, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
Space microbiologist at the @ZARM_de. Station Leader at Concordia (Antarctica) for the 2018 winterover. HI-SEAS IV Crew Biologist. Tweets: 🇬🇧🇫🇷
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VIDEO. "C'est absurde ! Ça ne rentre pas dans les cases de l'administration", Capucine Trochet face aux douanes pour sauver Tara Tari, son petit bateau

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By Cyprien Verseux, Anthony Masteau 
| Franceinfo:
Tara Tari, c'est une petite coque de noix. Un bateau en toile de jute avec lequel la navigatrice Capucine Trochet sillonne les mers du globe depuis 15 ans. Il bat pavillon du Bengladesh. Depuis quelques semaines il est bloqué par les douanes à La Rochelle. Prise dans un improbable imbroglio administratif, Capucine Trochet nous a raconté son histoire, ubuesque. Capucine Trochet et Tara Tari c'est près de 15 ans d'aventures incroyables sur les mers du globe.
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Dependence of cyanobacterium growth and Mars-specific photobioreactor mass on total pressure, pN2 and pCO2 - npj Microgravity

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By Cyprien Verseux
| Nature
Abstract In situ resource utilization systems based on cyanobacteria could support the sustainability of crewed missions to Mars. However, their resource-efficiency will depend on the extent to which gases from the Martian atmosphere must be processed to support cyanobacterial growth. The main purpose of the present work is to help assess this extent.
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An airlock concept to reduce contamination risks during the human exploration of Mars - npj Microgravity

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By Daniel Vrankar, Cyprien Verseux, Christiane Heinicke
| Nature
Abstract Protecting the Martian environment from contamination with terrestrial microbes is generally seen as essential to the scientific exploration of Mars, especially when it comes to the search for indigenous life. However, while companies and space agencies aim at getting to Mars within ambitious timelines, the state-of-the-art planetary protection measures are only applicable to uncrewed spacecraft.
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