Institut Jean Nicod

New publications

Wojciech Załuski, Sacha Bourgeois-Gironde & Adam Dyrda, Research Handbook on Legal Evolution, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2024

Sacha Bourgeois-Gironde, Comment le droit nous rapproche de la nature, PUF, 2024

Gloria Origgi, La Vérité est une question politique, Albin Michel, 2024

Oscar Julian Esteban-Cantillo, Beatriz Menendez, and Benjamin Quesada, 2024, Climate Change and Air Pollution Impacts on Cultural Heritage Building Materials in Europe and Mexico, Science of The Total Environment

Jacques Mégier 2024, la conscience comme auto-représentation, Éditions L’Harmattan

Natasha Abner et al., 2024, Computational phylogenetics reveal histories of sign languages. Science

 

Highlights

MEDIA ǀ Transparency, expertise, direct democracy, ... Do politicians need to be in the "truth" to make the right decisions ?Listen to Gloria Origgi’s interview for Les matins de France Culture

PRIX JEAN NICOD ǀ The Institut is honored to present the Prix Jean Nicod 2024 to Christopher Peacocke, and to welcome him to a series of lectures on the theme of "Understanding Music" in May and June.

HISTOIRES DE THESE ǀ Can artificial intelligence be explained ? Thomas Souverain looks at this question from the perspective of financial services and job search.

MEDIA ǀ Bodies scrutinized, sacralized, scorned, politicized, painful or augmented : For the journal Le Vif grand entretien, Frédérique de Vignemont calls on cognitive science to question the myths surrounding our bodies.

PHD POSITIONS ǀ The Institute is recruiting two PhD students, fully funded by the EU Horizon Europe MEDiverSEAty grant on topics related to the representation of the sea and marine life in the Mediterranean context.

REVOIR ǀ Watch Aïda Elamrani talk at the European Bioethics Forum 2024 on "AI and creativity : When machines become artists".

SEMINAR ǀ Discover the the program of courses and seminars linked to François Recanati’s Philosophy of Language and Mind Chair.

PUBLICATION ǀ A new article in Science has shed light on the historical links between sign languages around the world. A collaboration between linguists from the Institut : Carlo Geraci, Justine Mertz and Shi Yu, and the University of Michigan and the Université Paris Dauphine-PSL.


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