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Neolithic: agriculture slowly takes hold
Interview with Matthias Currat on the show “CQFD”
From dinosaur to bird
The secrets of feather evolution revealed in a Geneva study
The evolution of mammalian fur
For CQFD, Michel Milinkovitch comments on a study published in Science.
When ancient DNA reveals the family album of our ancestors
The analysis of ancient DNA makes it possible to reconstruct genealogical lineages from the past in order to study the family organization of our ancestors.
Pseudo-embryo: a scientific breakthrough that raises ethical issues
With Denis Duboule
2022 Kafatos Lecture by Denis Duboule: Evolution and Embryonic Development
Denis Duboule explores aspects of these mixed origins, starting from Aristotelian philosophy up to Charles Darwin and the 19th century biological revolution.
A gene could prevent Parkinson's disease
Emi Nagoshi's team has discovered a protein that protects against neuron degeneration in the fruit fly. To be verified in humans.
«Où est le monstre»
Comments by M. Milinkovitch and A. Hintermann on RTS
Neurofibromin 1 in mushroom body neurons mediates circadian wake drive
ClockBites video of work published in Machado Almeida, Lago Solis et al., Nat Commun 12, 5758
Rencontre avec Alicia Sanchez-Mazas, grande spécialiste de lʹévolution du système immunitaire
CQFD - Sciences
Observing the sleep of flies to better understand the role of genes in certain pathologies
RTS 12H30 with Emi Nagoshi
Are identical twins genetically identical
With Denis Duboule, CQFD, RTS
The loss of the sense of smell explained by Ratatouille and Ivan Rodriguez
Heidi news
Scales enlarged to the scale of beauty
Gregorii Timin and it's Olympus Award wining image in the "TDG"
The loss of scales in some fish, a habitat story
Article in Science & Avenir
Les ciseaux génétiques du Nobel : comment ça marche ?
36.9 on RTS with Denis Duboule
The Jura wild cat soon to be supplanted by its domestic cousin
Interview with Mathias Currat in CQFD
The wild cat will tend to disappear according to a study
Interview with Mathias Currat on Léman Bleu
To fight viruses, humans have inherited strong immunity
Alicia Sanchez-Mazas says: our species has the advantage of very diverse genes
Quarantined scientists: what do they do?
What do a biologist, limnologist, geneticist, geographer, paleontologist or director of a space center do during confinement?
An elephant's trunk inspires a robot
A team will analyze the trunk of the African elephant to create a robot.
Expérimentation animale : trop laxiste ?
RTS - FORUM with Denis Duboule
«Les cours du Collège de France»
Courses with Denis Duboule
Afrique, 300'000 ans de diversité humaine
Interview with Alicia Sanchez-Mazas
Should we be afraid of genomic editing?
Avis d'Experts with Denis Duboule
DNA, think before spitting
Genealogy and privacy. With Alicia Sanchez-Mazas.
How the dragon got its frill - The Movie
Milinkovitch's team answer the question in an amazing movie.
"Africa, 300'000 years of human diversity"
Africa has enormous genetic diversity and is much richer than any other continent.
The mystery of children born without hands or arms
36.9 with Denis Duboule
Fasting trend
We wondered what are the therapeutic benefits of fasting.
How bird feather patterns form
Details with Michel Milinkovitch, professor in the Department of Genetics and Evolution at the University of Geneva
The memories of the Genome
Lecture by Denis Duboule at the "Colloque de l’Académie des Sciences" in Paris
The secrets of longevity
Programme with Brigitte Galliot on France Inter.
A la recherche de l'homme immortel
Temps Présent on RTS with Denis Duboule
The guest of Yann Amedro - Denis Duboule, professor of genetics
How far can we go in human genome research?
Artificial intelligence in environmental monitoring
Interview with Tristan Cordier
Controversy over the alleged birth of genetically modified babies
The scientist behind this work is comparable to the pioneers of in vitro fertilization.
Twin babies genetically modified: an ethical problem
He Jiankui reiterated this statement at the Second International Summit on Genome Publishing in Hong Kong.
Announcement of first genetically modified babies creates excitement
Chinese researcher claims to have produced the first genetically modified babies
Interview with Michel Milinkovitch, a specialist in evolution
An hour to discover this passionate and take a closer look at the scaly skin, exploded and colorful reptiles.
« Rubrique à brac » with professor Burp
Denis Duboule talks about Marcel Gotlib's new comic
The African elephant amazes scientists with a discovery about his skin
Interview of Professor Michel Milinkovitch in the 19:30 on RTS.
Progrès génétique: le destin entre nos mains?
Interview with Denis Duboule in Avis d'Experts
Quand l'indépendance des hautes écoles est en jeu.
Interview of Denis Duboule in TTC
Évolution des génomes et développement
Comment, chez les animaux complexes que nous sommes, la génétique s’avère-t-elle une science du compromis?
How far will genomics lead us?
Interview with Denis Duboule on RFI
Debate on gene drive
The debate on gene drive and its applications is open.
Denis Duboule: at the cutting edge of genetic research
Interview in the TV news on RTS
Spermatozoa created in the laboratory by spermatogenesis
La chronique des sciences
Jeux de mains, jeux de Terriens
CQFD is now offering a special documentary on the hand.
Evolution of genomes and development
Inaugural lecture at the Collège de France
School success depends on the social and genetic environment
Avis d'expert with Denis Duboule
The Marvel of Skin
Skin formation, how it grows and how it develops color patterns, are processes that remain largely a mystery.
Dolly the cloned sheep did not die of old age too early
Denis Duboule on CQFD, RTS
Brigitte Galliot et Denis Duboule: en constante évolution
Scientifiques à la renommée internationale, ils ont fait face ensemble aux difficultés de mener une carrière conjointe de chercheurs
Canada authorizes transgenic salmon
It is a first, a genetically modified animal in the plates of consumers.
Why bigger animals are not the fastest
Professor M. Milinkovitch's team solved the mystery
"Genetic scissors" that could revolutionize the future of medicine
With Denis Duboule, Professeur at Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and University of Geneva
Decoding the human genome: hopes and threats
More than 15 years after the complete sequencing of the human genome, DNA delivers crucial information about an individual's genetic make-up.
The Dogon country
The Dogon country is a region of Mali that lies to the south-west of the Niger loop. With Eric Huysecom.
Geneva researchers break the secret of the colors of lizards
It took a different mathematical model and then these fascinating observations on the colors of a lizard.
Biologists track water pollution
Genetic scientists have succeeded in establishing a water quality index based solely on unicellular seaweed DNA sequences.
The chimeras come from the myth
The researchers created, for the first time, a living being with two parts of different species
The genome of analyzes, dreams and fantasies
12h24 with Denis Duboule
The Museum has received 11 million visitors since 1966
More than a museum, the house of Malagnou is a world-renowned scientific research institute.
Hausse des expériences
Les hautes écoles suisses utilisent davantage d’animaux, car leurs travaux de recherche se multiplient.
Deux initiatives lancées à Genève pour tenter de mettre fin à la vivisection
Débat entre Denis Duboule , professeur de génétique et Luc Fournier, président de la Ligue suisse contre la vivisection.
Are genetic tests reliable?
Can genetic tests reveal everything about you?
Migration and genetics. Where do we come from?
How can we explain the differences and similarities observed among individuals within the population on a global scale?
From Benin to China: the restitution in question
Museums: beyond heritage
Personalised Medicine: genomic sequencing and other profiling
Colloque Wright 2016 : Michael Snyder
The genomic revolution in the spotlight
Avis d'Experts : Ivan Rodriguez & Mathias Currat
Chameleon: generally accepted ideas
Video accessible to the general public
Switzerland presents its vision for the Arctic at the Arctic Circle in Reykjavik
Expertise in the exploration of ice-covered areas
The 6th extinction
Man may well be responsible for the extinction of many species.
Scales, Feathers and Hair Have a Common Ancestor
Reptiles have scales. Birds have feathers. Mammals have hair. How did we get them?
Hobbits illuminate the mystery of the Man of Flores
Small hominids 700,000 years old would be the ancestors of the man of Flores.
Application of genomic tools for biomonitoring of marine environment
From technology to legal and socio-economic aspects.
The meanings of life
Life has not only one meaning, it has many! Axes, polarity, symmetry, top, bottom, front and back ... With Denis Duboule
L'invité de la rédaction - Denis Duboule
New technology of genome edition
The Colorful Language of Chameleons
Chameleons communicate with color change, hunt with lightning-fast tongues
Chameleon Colors Reflect Their Emotions
The chameleon's cells appear different colors depending on the mood of the animal.
How Do Chameleons Change Color?
A very simple video for everyone.
How Do Chameleons Change Color? (french)
LANE staff explains how chameleon changes its color, on RTS.
The crucial role of HLA genes
These genes play a crucial role in the rejection of tissue grafts as well as in our resistance to diseases.
Are our friends our cousins?
We would all tend, unconsciously, to choose individuals who are genetically close to us as friends.
No one is black or white
What does the word black mean? It has no scientific reality.
