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Ariane’s Makeover
A new version of the Ariane 5 should be brought to life around 2015. At least if the member states of the European Space Agency decide to launch...
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In vivo, in vitro... in silico!
Virtual reality has invaded our daily lives, not to mention that of the researcher. Ranging from storing nuclear waste to computer vision, digital...
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Genopole®, a ten year race to...
Over the past ten years, Genopole®, with its focus on genomic and genetic research, has been instrumental in putting France on the global...
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Teaching Science: not so neutral textbooks…
Teaching children that water evaporates when it reaches close to 100°C, or that metal conducts electricity, does not really cause any ethical or...
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Ariane’s Makeover
A new version of the Ariane 5 should be brought to life around 2015. At least if the member states of the European Space Agency decide to launch studies aimed at evolving of the European launcher. This measure will reassure those who worry that the...
In vivo, in vitro... in silico!
Virtual reality has invaded our daily lives, not to mention that of the researcher. Ranging from storing nuclear waste to computer vision, digital simulation has become one of the pillars of science in the XXIst century. Even farmers are not going to...
Teaching Science: not so neutral textbooks…
Teaching children that water evaporates when it reaches close to 100°C, or that metal conducts electricity, does not really cause any ethical or philosophical issues. On the other hand, when textbooks present genetically modified plants as being a...