Evolution du cerveau : des gènes aux circuits / Brain evolution: from genes to circuits

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Friday 27th september Come to Investigate. For the edition, the European Researchers Night chose the theme 1. As we can now mobilize more than researchers, We play on this polysemy as well as on the reference made by our slogan to the book Arabian Nights One Thousand and One Nights , the legendary collection of multiple tales. In this way, the theme does not invite visitors to listen in passive silence to stories, but rather to join in a game of exchange with researchers.

This game enables all participants to critically discuss communication, to come to a better understanding together of what research activity entails. Involve members of the public and awaken the desire to develop and maintain a connection with research before and after the event Each city bring his personal touch Our evening events are all prepared using the same approach, will all rely and will adopt the same common interactions, like Speed-searching, Tell Me a Tale of Research, The Fake News Laboratory, Meetings in the Dark Common interactions Stage Designs Scenography Playful, aesthetic and interactive presentations and special atmospheres will be created in order to facilitate the encounter between the public and the researchers.

The idea is to provide immersion into the researchers’ world and highlight its attractiveness. The scenography will be adapted to our particularly evocative themes. Speed-searching This is a variation on speed- dating where members of the general public meet researchers instead of bachelors.