Dennis Shasha

Mathematical Mind Games and Enigmas I The Amazing Aventures of Dr. Ecco

Under the supervision of Dr Ecco, a modern Sherlock Homes who solves the most difficult, mystifying problems, it’s your turn to play! No prior knowledge is necessary-- a paper and pencil will suffice. And, of course, some common sense! A researcher in computer science and artificial intelligence, professor Dennis Shasha teaches at the Mathematics Institute at the University of New York.

Gérald Tenenbaum

Math and Words

A little primer to make mathematics more accessible. The link between math and culture is rarely explicit; here is a very attractive one.

Émile Papiernik

Maternity

Blandine Bril, Silvia Parrat-Dayan

Maternity From the First Steps to the First Cries

Agnès Augé

Mastering Your Voice

Mastering your voice to feel freer, better and more empowered

Observatoire national de la lecture

Mastering Reading

Philippe Delmas

The Master of Time Modernity in Government Action

Walter J. Gehring

Master Control Genes in Development and Evolution: The Homeobox

What can be more amazing than an embryo’s development? How do the cells “know” that the eyes go on the face and not on a leg or some other part of the body? And why does this information sometimes go awry — giving rise to a deformed creature? Walter J. Gehring, a renowned specialist in the genetics of embryonic development, traces recent developments in the field. Walter J. Gehring teaches cellular biology at the University of Basle, Switzerland.