Jean-Louis Fellous

Tempest Warning The New Climatic Order

Is it true that we are heading toward global warming? And if so, what is the time frame? What will be the consequences on our lives and those of our children and grandchildren? This book will help readers understand the physical phenomena that make up the Earth’s climate, as well as the possible consequences of the natural and human alterations which have been inflicted on it. It also makes a plea for a concerted effort on a global scale. Jean-Louis Fellous currently heads ocean exploration for Ifremer (Institut français de recherche pour l’exploitation de la mer).

Pascal Picq

From Darwin to Lévi-Strauss

An appeal by an eminent scientist for greater biodiversity, in Nature and humans

Lionel Naccache

On Being a Subject in Oneself The Talmudic Experience of Spirituality

What does it mean to be oneself? What does it mean to believe? An exploration of the neuroscience and philosophy of subjectivity

Michel Raymond

Why I Didn’t Invent the Wheel

Between nature and culture, a fascinating, widely accessible book about human evolution

Stéphane Mazevet

Exoplanets and Life in the Universe In Search of Our Origins]

The tale of the great advances of the last half-century up to the discovery of extrasolar planets.

Jean-Didier Vincent

Life Is a Fable

Jean-Didier Vincent

Celui qui parlait presque

When a rich English woman, a grouchy scientist, a bonobo monkey and a young man interested in religion meet together in a castle of Provence, what do they do? They talk. And what do they talk about? About the origins of life, the appearance of language, about the secrets of memory, or about the emergence of desire. Subtle and witty, J.-D. Vincent, a neurobiologist, author of The Biology of Passions, offers us here a defense and an illustration of material reason.

Olivier Houdé

Paul Valéry, In Love with his Brain Curious about everything, especially himself

The work of Valéry seen through the prism of neuroscience today… Fascinating.