Que font les humains avec la vie ?

Que font les humains avec la vie ?

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Comment reconstituer le cerveau de nos ancêtres ?

C’est une première réalisée par le paléontologue Antoine Balzeau : recréer en 3D le cerveau de Neandertal et de Cro-Magnon. Le projet Paléo-brain ou comment se mettre dans la tête de nos ancêtres pour mieux comprendre ce qui se passe dans la nôtre ? Mettons-nous dans la tête de n ...  Show more

Comment rendre visible la recherche africaine ?

Comment donner leur place aux chercheurs, présents sur tout le continent, mais absents des publications scientifiques internationales ? Regards croisés des différents acteurs de la recherche réunis au Cap en Afrique du Sud pour faire émerger une science réellement ouverte au sud. ...  Show more

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