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Understanding society’s reactions to terrorism
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11.12.2020 |
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Sociology
The CNRS sociologist Gérôme Truc has been studying societies’ reactions to terrorist attacks for more than 15 years. At a time when national unity is once again being undermined by the phenomenon, the researcher examines its impact on society, based on original studies in the human and social sciences.
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Which vaccines for Covid-19?
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11.22.2020 |
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Virology No fewer than 180 candidate vaccines against Covid-19 are being developed around the world and 40 are currently in clinical trials. How do these vaccines work? And how can we measure their effectiveness?
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A promising salivary test
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11.21.2020
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molecular biology Scientists have developed an easy and cheap solution to Covid-19 testing. The saliva-based test EasyCov can be done anywhere, and provides accurate results in under an hour. |
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Social inequality impacts stroke recovery
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11.11.2020 |
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Neuroscience By considering criteria other than purely biological or medical, such as language ability, social background, and gender, hospital practitioners and scientists have developed strategies for improving the treatment of patients who have suffered a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), or stroke.
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The memory of 13 November gradually comes to light
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11.16.2020 |
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Neuropsychology Since the attacks of November 2015, the “13 November” research programme has endeavoured to understand how the individual and collective memory of such an event is formed. Five years after the tragedy, scientists share their initial findings.
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