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Wildcats in the Swiss Jura will undergo an irreversible genetic replacement by domestic cats if no preventive measures are taken.

Jozsef Zakany will host a last seminar before his retirement on September 24 at 4 pm in the A300 audience (Sciences II).

Michel Milinkovitch served as the scientific advisor for the content of the issue ‘Animals That Change Colors’ of the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS magazine.

Call for applications to the PhD School of Life Sciences. Application deadline: Apr 15th, 2020

Milinkovitch Lab an international researchers identify that a 3D photonics structure in the egg-sac envelope of Hida salamanders causes visible iridescence is water and UV iridescence in air.

An international team, including UNIGE, will analyse the African elephant’s trunk, and its exceptional agility and versatility, to create a robot guided by touch.

The project aims at exploring the function and dysfunction of the claustrum, a poorly understood neural structure in the mamalian brain.

A study from Estella Poloni’s group: Did controlled use of fire impact the evolution of human genomic diversity ?

Michel Milinkovitch's team uncovers the developmental process generating the Chamydosaurus frill.

The geneticists and prehistorians of the Anthropology Unit of the University of Geneva tell you about human history on the African continent. An extraordinary exhibition not to be missed!