The objective of this issue was to give an historical panorama of French biological research and the role played by research organizations, in particular the CNRS: a project that proved too ambitious for the size of this issue. Instead a small number of contributions have been assembled here. It is a matter of attempting, more modestly, to define a certain tradition of French biological research, a certain style, and the manner in which this tradition slowed, or alternatively, facilitated the..
SUMMARY. — For many reasons Georges Canguilhem is rightly regarded as the most prominent writer, in ...
In the middle of the last century, the microbiology school of the Pasteur Institute in Paris shone i...
It is a great privilege for me to be called upon to give this lecture at your meeting of the Iowa Ac...
Jean-Paul Gaudillière: French biochemists and biomedicine in the postwar era: two paths between labo...
From its origin, the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) has included in the heart o...
Ces cinquante dernières années les apports de la biologie moléculaire ont engendré de profondes tran...
Jean-François Picard: Scientifîc push or medical pull? French biomedical research from the Institut ...
Richard Burian, Jean Gayon: Genetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (190...
Histoire de la biologie végétale en France : R. Combes, Histoire de la biologie végétale en France. ...
Doris T. Zallen: The Rapkine cycle and the mission Rapkine: promoting medical research in France. I...
International audienceIn this study we have examined the reception of Mendelism in France from 1900 ...
This thesis explores part of the process of the emergence of biomedicine by focussing on Jean Bernar...
International audienceGenetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (1901-1979...
National audienceThis paper describes and explains the reception of Mendelism among French biologist...
Claude Debru, Jean Gayon, Jean-François Picard, Les Sciences biologiques et médicales en France, 192...
SUMMARY. — For many reasons Georges Canguilhem is rightly regarded as the most prominent writer, in ...
In the middle of the last century, the microbiology school of the Pasteur Institute in Paris shone i...
It is a great privilege for me to be called upon to give this lecture at your meeting of the Iowa Ac...
Jean-Paul Gaudillière: French biochemists and biomedicine in the postwar era: two paths between labo...
From its origin, the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) has included in the heart o...
Ces cinquante dernières années les apports de la biologie moléculaire ont engendré de profondes tran...
Jean-François Picard: Scientifîc push or medical pull? French biomedical research from the Institut ...
Richard Burian, Jean Gayon: Genetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (190...
Histoire de la biologie végétale en France : R. Combes, Histoire de la biologie végétale en France. ...
Doris T. Zallen: The Rapkine cycle and the mission Rapkine: promoting medical research in France. I...
International audienceIn this study we have examined the reception of Mendelism in France from 1900 ...
This thesis explores part of the process of the emergence of biomedicine by focussing on Jean Bernar...
International audienceGenetics and medical research in France: the case of Boris Ephrussi (1901-1979...
National audienceThis paper describes and explains the reception of Mendelism among French biologist...
Claude Debru, Jean Gayon, Jean-François Picard, Les Sciences biologiques et médicales en France, 192...
SUMMARY. — For many reasons Georges Canguilhem is rightly regarded as the most prominent writer, in ...
In the middle of the last century, the microbiology school of the Pasteur Institute in Paris shone i...
It is a great privilege for me to be called upon to give this lecture at your meeting of the Iowa Ac...