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Here we are, again, with Idriss Aberkane but this time with a conference about the biomimicry. The idea is to use nature (animal and plants) as inspiring techniques for our own (and sustainable) usage. Biomimicry: finding inspiration in nature to…
Here is a very interesting (and not boring explanation!) of the knowledge Economy by Idriss Aberkane. He is present among the most famous universities in the world but works also for “civil” companies and on his own projects. But, if
Well, I am not a scientist but nonetheless, I am really interested about! By navigating on futurism magazine, I ended up on this video that, if a little bit complicated to follow (man! why do you speak so quickly?!) is
This video is just a perfect example of how to give access to scientific questions. Even the more complex can be accessible and are actually observable in our daily life. So, in short, a really good video to impress your
It seems that a University of Maryland lab (Department of Material Science and Engineering) found a new process to transform wood in a transparent material. To watch the presentation video, click here An article from the New York Magazine explains: “Using a
On these really sad times full of murderers, awful bloody attacks and dangerous stupid gangsters, it is not unusual to bury dead but this 26 March, Britain innovated by a RE-burial. The dead? Richard III. Historic background: “The skeleton of
New rubric in cliophile: a press review! We all are reading many pages and are syndicated to different flows but too many things to read. The idea is simple: through my readings and websites serendipity travel, I am having finding
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“How will Museums of the future look?” by Sarah Kenderdine at TEDxGateway 2013 This video is, by my opinion, a must-see! Her talk is clear, understandable, relevant and push to good practices without impose only one solution! Her examples and
Language: English Title: Museums.eu, The European museums network About: “The website will be accompanied with a suite of mobile applications, providing users with up-to-date information about European museums and galleries in one place – including visitor information, exhibitions, events, collections, interactive audio guides
Language: English Title: Museums Association About: “The leading voice for the museum sector. The Museums Association is a membership organisation for everyone working in museums, galleries and heritage. Our mission. To enhance the value of museums to society by sharing knowledge, developing skills,
Language: English, French Title: Médiation culturelle, Le portail web de la Culture pour tous sur la médiation culturelle About: “Culture pour tous is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help ensure that the arts and culture are recognized as essential aspects of
Language: English Title: The Guardian About: “culture professionals network“ Category: Cultural structure
Language: French Title: Knowtex About: Knowtex est une communauté qui explore les transformations du XXIe siècle provoquées par la recherche scientifique, le design industriel et l’innovation technologique. Son réseau social, édité par Umaps, organise des ressources du web (textes, vidéos,
Language: French Title: Je suis Community Manager About: Tout sur le Community Management Curated by Lorena Biret Category: blog/website
Language: French Title: France Culture Plus About: Le webcampus France Culture Plus, le webmédia étudiant de France Culture vous donne accès à des cours et des conférences issus des universités et des grandes écoles, mais aussi à la Factory, un
The news was launched this beginning of week: scientists found gravitational waves! Different blogs and websites write about this great news, there are underneath some of them… “In the most anticipated announcement in physics since the discovery of the Higgs
Pour vous accompagner dans le visionnage de la vidéo, voici une petite contextualisation par Gizmodo.
Calenda – Émotions: pratiques et catégorisations sociales. “Les 27 et 28 septembre prochains se tiendra à l’université Paris Ouest Nanterre la Défense le colloque Émotions: pratiques et catégorisations sociales. Organisé par le Sophiapol, il entend étudier la thématique des
“Le disque dur de 700To est plus petit qu’une clé USB” via Gizmodo via Sciences-Mag via Le Monde Informatique via le communiqué officiel de l’Université d’Harvard (oui … les joies de la viralité sur internet ! En attendant, vous remarquerez les
Calenda – D’une révolution à l’autre. Histoire des circulations révolutionnaires (18e-21e siècles). APPEL A CONTRIBUTION “Ce colloque, qui se tiendra les 12, 13 et 14 juin 2013 à l’Université de Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, propose d’aborder le phénomène révolutionnaire selon l’angle
Une nouvelle technique au rayon X permet d’examiner virtuellement des objets archéologiques – LeJournaldesArts.fr – 07 août 2012. “En plus d’offrir une étude approfondie des objets sans risque de les altérer, le système, toujours à l’étude, pourrait permettre d’étudier les
Interstices – À propos des nouveaux langages de programmation. via @Knowtex “Ainsi, créer de nouveaux langages de programmation consisterait à formaliser une idée pour répondre à des besoins particuliers. Le chercheur nous explique également ce qui fait le « succès
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