The " unveiling " of the living world is the result of a historical journey. The living world is at once obvious before our very eyes, but so mysterious in its workings that a long quest was, and still is, necessary to unravel its enigma. The aim is to discern what is visible and what is invisible in the researcher's approach.
Free admission. Prior booking required on the BnF website.
The lecture cycle is offered in partnership with Pour la Science magazine and Télérama sorties.
Speakers:
- Thomas Lecuit, Chair Dynamics of Living Systems, Collège de France
- Stephen Panara, in charge of collections in engineering sciences and coordinator of document promotion, Bibliothèque nationale de France
