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New technologies Science

Bio-hacking

BeOpenLab, inspired by New York City’s Community Biolab (genspace), is Geneva’s first open-source biohacking lab ; The Bioscope in Geneva is a new form of university laboratory open to all citizens, part of the Hackteria community platform ; in Lausanne (Renens), the Hackuarium is part of UniverCité.

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Cinema Politics

thoughtmaybe

An online and free library of films to inspire critical thinking and direct action

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Education Electronic arts

Einstein’s Annus Mirabilis

The highlight of the electronics workshop I taught in Greece was when
a student in Athens asked me through video duplex how a photoresistor
worked, basically indirectly asking about the photoelectric effect.

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Electronic arts

House of Electronic Arts

Inauguration this week-end of a new House of Electronic Arts in Basel.

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Education Politics

4th World Peace Forum in Lugano

In the beautiful small town of Lugano, at the Swiss Italian University and the Congress Center was held this year the 4th World Peace Forum, featuring the Swiss delegation of OLPC.

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Culture Science

Musée d’Ethnographie de Genève

Inauguration next week-end of the new museum of ethnography of Geneva.

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Education Performance

The seven levels of tension

Jacques Lecoq developed an approach to acting using seven levels of tension…!!

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Politics

Droits de l’enfant

The Convention on the Rights of the Child was created in 1989.

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Politics Science

Guerre des étoiles

L’artiste et scientifique Frank Malina a fondé le Leonardo Journal à Paris en 1968, en hommage à Léonard de Vinci.

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Politics Science

La science pour qui ?

Scientific research being funded in Europe mostly with public money,
every citizen has the right to know and to ask where their subsidies
are going, and what they are being used for – c’est le sujet de cet ouvrage.