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Session 1: Explaining health inequalities in economics and sociology Discussion: Cyrille Delpierre (Inserm) Résumé Socioeconomic health inequality is substantial, ubiquitous and persistent. From an economics perspective, I review what is known about its …

Session 1: Explaining health inequalities in economics and sociology Discussion: Cyrille Delpierre (Inserm) Abstract This presentation will cover some commonly used theoretical concepts and frameworks used in the sociology of health and illness, to …

Session 2: Capturing the incorporation of the social: socialization (sociology) and embodiment (social epidemiology) Discussion: Anne McMunn (University College London) Abstract Socialization can be defined as the way in which society shapes and …

Session 2: Capturing the incorporation of the social: socialization (sociology) and embodiment (social epidemiology) Discussion: Anne McMunn (University College London) Abstract Understanding how structural, social and psychosocial factors come to affect …

Gunnel Ekroth's lecture "A table for two? Food consumption, the use of space and divine-human interaction in the temenos ", originally scheduled to follow Emmanuel Dupraz's lecture, has been …

Session 3: Questioning the social structuring of health inequalities in anthropology and epidemiology Discussion: Pierre-Yves Geoffard (CNRS) Abstract While health research has increasingly included a role for stigma and discrimination in impacting …

Session 3: Questioning the social structuring of health inequalities in anthropology and epidemiology Discussion: Pierre-Yves Geoffard (CNRS) Abstract Enviro-Anthropo-Genesis proposes a new way to understand the simultaneous co-production of environments …

Abstract Photoinduced reactions offer a promising route to developing more sustainable and environmentally-friendly chemistry. However, a thorough understanding of the fundamental mechanisms of these processes is essential to optimize their efficiency and …

Abstract The beetle is an insect that feeds on the excrement of animals much larger than itself, from which it extracts the appropriate substance to produce the carapace we know and love. In the same way, there is a form of writing that feeds on the waste …

Abstract What does observing what is furthest from oneself offer as a horizon for "   making the leap from the ferocious beast   "  ? The importance of the radically different. What does the encounter with the sphere farthest from oneself provoke in …

Abstract of Christophe Chassenieux 's presentation Proteins as new sources of materials Beyond their everyday use in our diet, proteins are also functional building blocks that can be used to obtain materials with properties of interest. For example, milk …

Abstract The kingdom of Mari was dimorphic  : alongside the sedentary population, it included a very large nomadic population. It is usually said that we only know about nomads through the distorting prism of sedentary writings. This is not the case in …

Lecture outline : girard's paradox with one type of all types   ; difference with Russell's paradox   ; universe as reflection principle   ; algebraic proof of canonicity with the Artin gluing technique and normalization proof   ; application to proof …

The theme of the Colloquium will be "  Formalizing Mathematics and Dependent Types  ". Colloquium guests are specialists in the implementation or theory of proof assistants, type theory, higher-order category notions, and mathematicians who use these …