Delphine Lhuillery, Erick Petit, Eric Sauvanet

All about endometriosis Relieving pain, curing illness

This is the first scientific and accessible book on endometriosis, this specifically female disease, which is still too little known to patients, but also to the medical profession.

Barbara Demeneix

How Fossil Fuels Are Destroying our Health, the Climate and Biodiversity

Based on the most recent scientific studies, this book shows the interdependence between the climate, biodiversity and our health. It will give food for thought to environmentalists

Pascal Picq

Women, Modernity and Progress

A book that looks back at history from an evolutionary perspective, by bringing women to the forefront of history and rejecting gender stereotypes that are often endorsed by historians themselves.

Michel Duneau, Christian Janot

The Magic of Materials

Bernard Diu

Do atoms really exist ?

Few scientific notions have aroused the speculative imagination like the thermodynamic entropy. All organised systems - societies, living creatures - are destined without exception to decline and eventual death. This book clearly exposes the historical and conceptual development of thermodynamics. Born from a desire to understand and master steam powered machines - the symbol of our industrialised societies - it became the science of the human body. However, it was suddenly passed over in favour of the theory of atoms. It was thus demolished by statistical mechanics which ceded to the imperatives dictated by the atomical structure of the body. After an epic struggle, sometimes quite ferocious, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics have been reconciled by adopting the base of the second with the techniques of the first. This book reads like a novel about contemporary physics. Bernard Diu, a graduate of the Ecole Normale Supérieur, is a professor at the University of Paris VII.

Nathalie Zajde

Who Were the Hidden Children? Thinking With the Major Witnesses

Nathalie Zajde continues to research the psychological trauma and the identity of children who were hidden during the Holocaust

Francis Waldvogel

A Tableau of Life Exchanges, Emergences, Complexity

A strong thesis that is applied to the entire visible and invisible world: the exchange that is the essence of the living being.

Serge Haroche

The light revealed

The is a scientific biography and history of what we know about light, including current advancements in the field, in which Serge Haroche has played a major role.