Jean-Sébastien Sereni
jean-sebastien.sereni@cnrs.fr
GPG
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Équipe CSTB
Laboratoire ICube
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Adresse
Centre de Recherche en Biomédecine de Strasbourg
ICube/UMR7357, CSTB
1 Rue Eugène Boeckel
CS 60026
67084 Strasbourg
France
Plan
Bureau : 128, 1er étage

Nous avons créé un journal gratuit
hébergé par le Centre Mersenne :
Innovations in Graph Theory
Nous avons créé un réseau de recherche en ligne :
apprendre, démontrer, conjecturer
A Sparse (Graphs) Coalition
A structure found in genomes of living organisms,
structure found in genomes of living organisms
here pictured for bacteria: more details.
« Les nouvelles normes internationales telles que « doses journalières admissibles » pour les aliments ou « concentration maximale autorisée » pour l'air opéraient un travestissement subtil : étant donné l'inexistence d'effet de seuil, elles conscaraient en fait l'acceptation, pour des raisons économiques, d'un taux de cancer acceptable. »
Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, L'apocalypse joyeuse, 2012.
("The new international norms such as 'acceptable daily intake' for food or 'maximal permissible concentration' for the air introduced a subtle distortion: given the inexistence of a threshold effect, they actually established the acceptance, for economical reasons, of an acceptable cancer rate.", translation mine.)

How to retard science?
"You could set up a foundation with an annual endowment of thirty million dollars. Research workers in need of funds could apply for grants, if they could make a convincing case. Have ten committees, each composed of twelve scientists, appointed to pass on these applications. Take the most active scientists out of the laboratory and make them members of these committees. …First of all, the best scientists would be removed from their laboratories and kept busy on committees passing on applications for funds. Secondly the scientific workers in need of funds would concentrate on problems which were considered promising and were pretty certain to lead to publishable results. …By going after the obvious, pretty soon science would dry out. Science would become something like a parlor game. …There would be fashions. Those who followed the fashions would get grants. Those who wouldn't would not."

Leó Szilárd, The Mark Gable Foundation, 1961. (Emphases added.)