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[LUM#9] Pollution

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Published on: February 7 , 2019

Residues from the chemical industry, pharmaceutical products, endocrine disruptors, etc.

“School Strike for Climate”: High School Students Disrupt the Schedule

Conversation

Published on: February 4 , 2019

“I’d like them to set aside their self-interest and focus on the climate”: by…

Raphaël, age 8: “What are chromosomes for?”

Conversation

Published on: January 17 , 2019

Our body is made up of a collection of cells. Inside each one is a small “…

[LUM#8] She Fulfills Herself

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Published on: January 15 , 2019

Supporting women in their career transition efforts is the goal of…

Meditation in Schools: Secularizing a Spiritual Practice?

Conversation

Published on: January 14 , 2019

Meditation is playing an increasingly important role in daily life, at work, and…

Telemedicine, e-health: Why Are There Obstacles?

Conversation

Published on: January 11 , 2019

Connected devices and the Internet of Things, diagnostic algorithms related to the rise of…

Toads, fish, and nematode worms: the space station's odd menagerie

Conversation

Published on: January 11 , 2019

They are called “model organisms”: flies, mice, zebrafish, frogs, or…

[LUM#8] Insectivore

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Published on: January 8 , 2019

Promoting the consumption of insects is Benoit’s very serious career goal…

Jean-Marie Ramirez is digitizing histology

“On this slide, you see an eye. An eye taken from one of the last death row inmates in Montpellier to be publicly executed during the Third Republic on Place Albert 1er,” explains Jean-Marie Ramirez knowledgeably, his eyes fixed on the eyepiece of his microscope.