a leading innovator in designing and manufacturing HDR CMOS & SWIR InGaAs sensors and cameras is proud to announce the launch of its groundbreaking Full HD resolution SWIR camera This state-of-the-art camera features ultra-low-noise performance at 25e- designed to meet various industries’ rigorous demands and offer unparalleled imaging quality and precision SenS 1920 - SWIR Camera Technical Specifications: SenS 1920 uses the NSC2101 low noise focal plane array designed and manufactured by NIT One of the standout features of the new SWIR camera is its core The Full HD SWIR camera incorporates NIT’s proprietary InGaAs sensor underscoring NIT’s expertise in advanced imaging technology this camera ensures the highest standards of quality and reliability making it an essential tool for professionals in various fields the camera is designed for ease of use with plug-and-play functionality allowing users to quickly integrate the camera into their systems with minimal setup combined with its high resolution and low noise makes the camera ideal for capturing high-quality images in the short-wave infrared range of 900nm to 1700nm This versatility is particularly beneficial for applications such as ISR and semiconductor inspection 91370 Verrières le Buisson – France Email: info@new-imaging-technologies.com https://new-imaging-technologies.com/ Bitter Winter A magazine on religious liberty and human rights 05/15/2023 A+ | A- representing the schools inspired by Anthroposophy in France against the government-owned TV network France 2 France’s journalistic milieus are normally biased against “cults” and tend to take seriously the information supplied by the governmental anti-cult agency MIVILUDES and by “apostate” ex-members of religious movements is extremely interesting because it censors French media’s typical approach to “cults.” The case concerned a program titled “The Steiner Method an Alternative Pedagogy Under Surveillance,” broadcast by France 2 on November 3 The program stated that “the Steiner-Waldorf schools strive to train future citizens who would not be able to fit into our Republic,” which corresponds to the accusation of “separatism” from common French “Republican” values commonly directed against both Islam and “cults.” Rather than videos from present-day Steiner-Waldorf schools the footage used consisted of “images from another century showing a group of students walking in circles in white togas like the Solar Temple cult,” notorious for its mass suicides and homicides in the last decade of the 20th century Statements by the MIVILUDES were repeated uncritically and the program offered a tribune to Grégoire Perra well-known as “the main detractor of Steiner-Waldorf pedagogy in France and of Anthroposophy.” A request by ANPAPS to publish their response and a correction was ignored that it relied on statements by the MIVILUDES the CDJM stated that France 2 cannot be censored for quoting the MIVILUDES it found aspects of the program’s presentation of the Steiner-Waldorf schools both inaccurate and sensational It also censored the statement that it is difficult to obtain information on the Steiner-Waldorf schools from inside observing that on the contrary the schools are open to visitors and primary sources about them are easily available online The CDJM thus concluded that “France 2 violated the ethical obligation of accuracy.” École Maternelle Steiner-Waldorf Le Jardin d’Eglantine Source: Le Jardin d’Eglantine.It also censored France 2 because it “chose not to broadcast contemporary images but to insert black and white archival images of children running around in white togas This excerpt is neither identified nor presented as an archival image It has the effect of creating confusion on the current nature of the education that is provided in these institutions.” the CDJM also noted that France 2 gave a prominent part in its program to anti-Anthroposophist Grégoire Perra and another opponent while the response by Anthroposophy was reduced to “a simple sentence given about fifteen seconds at the end of the sequence in question.” This had spoken at length about their opposition to the [Steiner-Waldorf educational] method which would have been essential to achieve the balance requested by good journalistic practice.” Anti-Anthroposophist “apostate” Grégoire Perra. Credits. Finally “no rectification of error was made to the online text accompanying the video of the sequence in question and that France 2 therefore violated its ethical obligation to rectify inaccuracies and infringements of the truthfulness of the facts.” while not all claims of ANPAPS were accepted the CDJM concluded that France 2 on several points “violated.. the obligations of fairness and verification of the facts It also failed to respect the ethical obligation to correct errors.” Professional watchdogs such as the CDJM may play an important role in correcting this widespread form of journalistic malpractice. Perhaps, more religious movements should file complaints with them in the future.  The Czech anti-cult professor offered an incorrect representation of what consequences the dissolution of the Jehovah’s Witnesses would have in his country 驚くべきことに、彼らは安倍氏暗殺後に導入された「カルト」に対する厳しい措置では不十分だと主張している。 Importing a typical attitude of European anti-cultists Suzuki claims he “almost won” a case he lost the attorney who defeated him explains why CESNURVia Confienza 1910121 TorinoItalyinfo@bitterwinter.org Copyright © 2025 · Bitter Winter · PRIVACY POLICY· COOKIE POLICY Software Communications Lighting Electrical/​Electronics RF & Microwave Electronics Semiconductors & ICs Energy Photonics/​Optics Imaging Motion Control Robotics, Automation & Control Test & Measurement Sensors/​Data Acquisition Manufacturing & Prototyping Materials & Coatings Mechanical & Fluid Systems Propulsion Transportation Automotive Current Issue Magazine Archives SUBSCRIBE New Imaging Technologies (Verrières le Buisson a new analog wide dynamic range InGaAs sensor series in 320x256 pixels (QVGA) The NSC1401 uses a new generation of ROIC with 320x256 pixels at 25um pitch coupled to an InGaAs retina that operates in WDR mode and global shutter The spectral response range goes from 900nm to 1700nm The analog front end is designed to achieve extremely low input noise and ultra-fast response time down to 200ns for applications such as active imaging The sensor operates both in linear integration mode and in log response The NSC1401 can operate without TEC within an ambient temperature range from -40°C to 70°C Click here to learn more.  How MXenes Can Improve Air Filtration A Donut-Shaped In-Wheel Motor for Military Electric Vehicles How Will TSN Ethernet Impact the Future of Embedded Computing? 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However, the city and its surrounding suburbs (or banlieues) make up the region of Île-de-France This consists of eight administrative departments Essonne, Hauts-de-Seine, Seine-Saint-Denis, Seine-et-Marne, Val-de-Marne, Val-d’Oise According to statistics from 2020, 19% of the population of metropolitan France live within Île-de-France making it the most populated region in the country demographics vary significantly throughout the departments Seine-Saint-Denis in the northeast and Val-d’Oise in the northwest were formerly industrial and working-class zones the southern department of Essonne and the western department of Yvelines are predominantly inhabited by the upper class reputations also vary from suburb to suburb and Maisons-Laffitte are known to be some of the most affluent and desirable areas in Paris are also considered to be ‘unsafe’ while other residential areas like Fontenay-aux-Roses To give you more of an overview of the Paris suburbs below is a summary of some of the most popular ones to live in among the expat community Situated just 14km from the center of Paris, Chatou is a family-friendly suburb with many green spaces, making it the perfect location for those looking to escape the bustling city and enjoy some nature. However, although it is only a 15-minute commute with the RER line A meaning that many residents (or Catoviens) choose to own cars and houses usually have parking Chatou is perhaps best known for its Ile des Impressionistes (Island of Impressionists) which is located in the Seine River and got its name due to its popularity among multiple 19th-century artists such as Monet and Renoir and open woodland where visitors can relax and enjoy nature Art is still an important part of life in Chatou, and it hosts multiple art, music, and antique festivals every year, including the Chatou Island Festival and the National Antique Fair Whether you are single and looking to move to Paris for work, or you are a parent with young children seeking peace and quiet the rest of the town continues with its daily routine While Versailles may be more suited to working people and families, students might find themselves more drawn to Orsay. The university town is located 20km southwest of Paris, with a direct train providing easy access to the capital. The RER B is the cheapest option for those who commute daily and it takes around 30 minutes to reach the Cité Universitaire stop Orsay offers a mix of affordable apartments and family homes with gardens with a two-bedroom apartment costing between €1,000 and €2,100 per month these prices vary yearly depending on inflation The suburb provides ample green space, with the Bois de la Cyprenne – a small forest inside the city – offering a scenic escape from the hustle and bustle. Osary also boasts a variety of entertainment, including lectures and exhibitions at the Musée d’Orsay Those who love nightlife will also enjoy the various bars and restaurants in the student quarters.  it can take up to an hour to reach the city by car or even longer during peak times.   although all that remains are outbuildings Another attraction is the Hippodrome de Saint-Cloud racecourse, where the Saint-Cloud Grand Prix takes place every year. Rock music lovers might also find themselves in this suburb when the annual Rock en Seine festival comes to town Saint-Germain-en-Laye is a quintessential French town that embraces a diverse and multicultural community. Located 15km west of Paris, the suburb is most suited to expat families, and is home to Lycée International de Saint-Germain-en-Laye; one of the top international schools in France which features beautiful gardens and a panoramic view of western Paris All of this is only 20 minutes away from the capital, with multiple bus routes and local trains on the RER A line connecting the two Located 7km northwest of Paris, in the department of Hauts-de-Seine, Neuilly-sur-Seine is one of the most expensive cities in France with rental prices exceeding €12,000 per square meter those looking to rent or buy in the area will need to have a hefty budget Although it is close to Paris, the suburb is relatively quiet and primarily residential with many family homes and multiple parks attracting expats with children. It is also home to Marymount and offers easy access to other international schools in the neighboring 16th arrondissement.  which attract thousands of tourists each year Commuting to the center of Paris is an easy 20-minute metro trip or a half-hour drive for those who are brave enough to face the city’s infamous traffic. There are also multiple buses and local rail connections that provide easy access to the rest of the country Situated in the affluent department of Yvelines, Croissy-sur-Seine is particularly attractive to expats due to its strong English-speaking community and the fact that it is home to the British School of Paris; one of the best international schools in France Similar to other popular suburbs, Croissy-sur-Seine is well connected to Paris, with the RER A line taking around 20 minutes which is ideal for those looking to commute Nogents-sur-Marne is a charming commuter town that lies 10km east of Paris on the River Marne. The suburb offers convenient access to the Bois de Vincennes which features several lakes The River Marne is also a popular destination for swimming and rowing enthusiasts those surrounding Paris are diverse in terms of demographics While some are known for their excellent amenities it might not be the most suitable place to live for those with children it is important to do your research and ask for recommendations from local expat groups to ensure that it is a safe and desirable place to live Martina has been living abroad for almost ten years She moved to the Netherlands to pursue her master’s and later kickstarted her career in marketing although her passion for writing never left so she decided to freelance and follow her love for storytelling and sharing stories with the world New Imaging Technologies (NIT) is widely recognized as a major supplier of SWIR cameras based upon an innovative range of in-house designed SWIR focal plane array sensors With a strong emphasis on innovation and quality NIT is now pleased to announce the commercial availability of SWIR sensors alone to meet the market’s diverse needs for volume-qualified OEM customers NIT’s VGA InGaAs sensor is available to purchase as imaging sensor only NSC 1601: A wide dynamic range response VGA 640×512 pixels at a 15µm pitch exhibiting Linear and Logarithmic response and a full frame of 230fps This sensor is currently integrated in the NIT’s WiDy SenS 640 SWIR camera line https://youtu.be/UjIFvJDYSFE?si=tQ5HOU5syMWdd8T0&t=11 franceimage © alain deswarteall images courtesy of beckmann n’thepe architectes located at the heart of marne-la-vallee university in paris, france, the new library will offer students a new place in which to read and interact withthe architecture.  the project, designed by french practice beckmann n’thepe architectes is situated on the historical high house farm dating back to the 17th century and contains a natural mote and several vegetative features the design preserves the natural environment conceptualized as a brown concrete box like a block of earth hoisted above a solid base the ground floor contains the reception,an area marked by simple rectilinear forms of thick concrete and steel supporting the reading room above which floats over the site with large glassvolumes letting in light to the 1200 reading spaces contains a reflective skin to help the massivestructure disappear amongst the greenery the interior in turn boasts white surfaces not distracting,with bursts of color injected at key moments such as the bright blue perforated metal stairs mote of water surrounds the libraryimage © alain deswarte facade facing the streetimage © alain deswarte reflective material on the ground level mirrors the natural environmentimage © alain deswarte front elevationimage © alain deswarte ramping entry under groundimage © alain deswarte spaces visually connect to the water feature brought under the buildingimage © alain deswarte entry under the structureimage © alain deswarte metal screen stairsimage © alain deswarte program: construction of a library / landscape and moat / reading rooms car park (20 places)architects: agence beckmann-n’thépé (paris)client: marne-la-vallée university (marne-la-vallée –77 france)client assistance: auris (boulogne billancourt – 92 france)area: 8670 m² net floor area + outside spacescost: 19.6 m€ excl vatdelivery date: may 2011 (site in progress) architectural design office team:project manager: hélène méhatsarchitects: fabio cummaudo frédéric taupinassistant architects: amélie authier laetitia pignol bet (technical design office) team: structure + fluids: cotec (pantin – 93 france)heq (high environmental quality): franck boutté consultant (aubervilliers – 93 france)landscape designer: emmanuelle blanc (paris france)facade engineer: van santen (lille – 59 france)economist: sterling quest associates (paris france)fire safety + fire safety system coordinator: prévention consultants (montigny-le-bretonneux – 78 france)quality and technical building control: qualiconsult (champs-sur-marne – 77 france)health and safety coordinator: ouest coordination (verrières le buisson – 91 france)building supervisor and coordinator: ipcs (paris AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Lattice Semiconductor Corporation (Bridgewater NJ) recently demonstrated a LatticeECP3-based video camera supporting NIT’s NSC1005 Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) 720p image sensor The NSC1005 high dynamic range image sensor from NIT (Verrieres le Buisson France) is available mounted on a headboard complete with lens and is intended for use with the Lattice HDR-60 Video Camera Development Kit The sensor is fully supported with a 60 frames per second color Image Signal Processing (ISP) pipeline implemented on a LatticeECP3(TM) FPGA The hardware is designed to support full 720p resolution of the NIT NSC1005 sensor at 60fps in streaming mode through the FPGA without the need for an external frame buffer Other features include high-quality DeBayer operating in the log domain Gamma Correction and Overlay for both character and graphics Lattice HDMI PHY IP enables output to HDMI/DVI monitors For Free Info Click Here  This article first appeared in the January 2013 issue of Photonics Tech Briefs Magazine (Vol Read more articles from the archives here SUBSCRIBE The first newspaper copies reporting the defeat of French colonialists in the Dien Bien Phu Campaign in the northwestern province of Dien Bien 70 years ago are now exhibited at the Vietnam Press Museum in Hanoi Hanoi (VNA) – The first newspaper copies reporting the defeat of French colonialists in the Dien Bien Phu Campaign in the northwestern province of Dien Bien 70 years ago are now exhibited at the Vietnam Press Museum in Hanoi The copies were presented to the museum by French collector Jean-Marie Jacquemin who also donated a book titled “1968 - 1973 Verrières-le-Buisson: Havre De Paix” (Verrières-le-Buisson: Safe Haven) and some valuable publications related to Vietnam to the museum who used to work at the Le Monde newspaper’s printing house for over 30 years including the just struggle of the Vietnamese people Talking to the Vietnam News Agency in France Jacquemin enthusiastically recounted the origin of the copies that his father kept and passed down to him He explained that due to his father's influence he has kept a plethora of newspaper articles about global events including the Indochina War and the defeat of French colonialists in Vietnam seven decades ago Jacquemin expressed admiration for a small country that has conducted resistance movements and achieved victories against major colonial powers like France and the US He also praised the reconciliation between France and Vietnam highlighting their mutual efforts to move forward and maintain a good relationship over the past five decades it is essential to further promote the relationship between France and Vietnam through enhancing culture exchange and tourism thus further strengthening mutual understanding The book “1968 - 1973 Verrières-le-Buisson: Havre De Paix” is a collection of hundreds of articles posted on French and other countries’ newspapers It was first published in 2013 on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Paris Peace Accords and then reprinted in 2023 to mark the 50 years since the signing Director of the Vietnam Press Museum Tran Thi Kim Hoa appreciated the collector for his donations saying that the presence of these newspapers at the museum helps Vietnamese people understand the interest of the French people and press in the Dien Bien Phu Campaign./ The Dien Bien Phu Victory was a brilliant epic in the struggle against French colonialism and a decisive factor helping open a new stage for the revolution of the three Indochinese countries of Vietnam according to Lao Minister of Technology and Communications Boviengkham Vongdara A grand ceremony and parade took place at the stadium of the northwestern province of Dien Bien in the morning of May 7 to mark the 70th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu Victory (May 7 1954 was a great triumph of the Vietnam People’s Army (VPA) known by the whole world Associate Professor of the Department of International Relations of the Diplomatic Academy under the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs The case represents a major corruption scandal in Vietnam’s energy sector the Supreme Patriarch of the Patronage Council of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha (VBS) wished that all Buddhists around the world will unite and actively join hands with the entire humanity to create a truly peaceful and happy world Each Vietnamese person uses more than one plastic bag per day resulting in approximately 31.4 billion plastic bags being discarded into the environment annually and single-use plastics make their way to landfills or are released into the environment This year marks the 20th UN Day of Vesak Celebrations with Vietnam having hosted the event four times A highlight of the 2025 event is the ceremonial enshrinement of the historical Buddha’s relics symbolising Buddhist harmony and its peaceful message 1975 will forever be a milestone in Vietnam’s history and the beginning of a new era of independence said Vietnamese Ambassador to France Dinh Toan Thang They are asked to issue legal documents within their jurisdiction to implement cuts and reassign the authority of settlement at the district level For procedures requiring government decrees ministries must submit them to the Ministry of Justice for review by May 10 and to the Government for approval by May 30 Progress on the work must be reported to the PM by May 10 Vietjet passengers traveling on domestic flights departing from Terminal 1 at Noi Bai International Airport can now complete check-in and boarding procedures using biometric authentication (eKYC) via the VNeID app About 500 Vietnamese expatriates recently gathered in Moscow to welcome their homeland’s military delegation preparing for the Victory Day parade marking Russia’s 80th anniversary of the Great Patriotic War triumph once turned into a “hell on earth” by the colonialists and imperialists to suppress Vietnamese patriots and revolutionaries became a sacred historical place and epitomised the fighting spirit and ardent patriotism of the Vietnamese people The newly formed localities are expected to better harness the region's potential and advantages to accelerate development The activities will feature the participation of hundreds of ethnic minority representatives currently living and working at the village along with delegations from 11 provinces and cities Events included the ceremonial opening of a relic viewing of the Buddha’s sarira The two-hectare range broke ground in July 2024 supported by a grant of over 700,000 USD from the US Government and a calibration zone for mine clearance equipment Uzbekistan and Vietnam have enjoyed a long lasting relationship More than 3,500 Vietnamese students have studied at educational institutions in Uzbekistan and played an important role in strengthening the friendship between the people of the two countries./ a total of 8,056 inmates have been granted early release under this year’s amnesty the Government has effectively connected provinces rich in human resources with key economic hubs A Mexican scholar has praised Vietnam as a notable model of success not only for Asia but also for developing nations across Latin America amid the economic volatility in the 21st century Hanoi has launched a wide range of cultural and entertainment activities to attract tourists during the five-day national holiday Vietnam Railways Corporation (VNR) said the two services which departed from Hanoi (SE1) and HCM City (SE4) on April 29 were more than just a special service to mark the Liberation of the South the invaluable lessons drawn from the Route 9–Southern Laos and Lam Son 719 victories continue to inspire the heroic traditions of both armies remain highly relevant and meaningful to both Vietnam and Laos as they move forward in a new era 2008 by the Ministry of Information and Communications Email: vietnamplus@vnanet.vn Reproduction in any form is prohibited without written consent.