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With the covid pandemic, public health burst onto the scene. Everything that makes societies tick suddenly began to revolve around health issues. To grasp this experience, the lecture takes a detour, starting with an ordinary, little-known scene, and …

Jean-Philippe Bouchaud presents his lecture in the series les courTs du Collège de France In his lecture, Jean-Philippe Bouchaud will illustrate how ideas from the statistical physics of complex systems can be transposed to economics and the social …

For the first time, the Collège de France is taking part in the Nuit des idées, in partnership with France Culture, and in collaboration with La Vie des idées , Entre-Temps and the "Anthropologie de la vie" team from the Social Anthropology Laboratory. On …

Sonia Garel presents this year's lecture in the Collège de France courTs series Over the past decade, studies have revealed the importance of immune cells in brain function. Through their interactions with neurons and glial cells, they are involved in …

All computer calculations are currently performed on computers constrained by the laws of Newtonian physics, also known as classical physics. However, as Richard Feynman suggested in the 1980s, a quantum computer could take advantage of the superposition …